Concrete hardstanding beside farm buildings

CommercialConcreting

Concrete bases and slabs, Yorkshire

Foundations, footings, floor slabs, bases and yards. We prepare the formation, fix the shutters, place the concrete and finish it to the use — a shed base is not the same job as a forklift yard.

What we do

  1. 01 /Trench fill, strip and pad foundations, dug and poured to the engineer’s widths and depths.
  2. 02 /Oversite and ground-floor slabs, including thickening at edges and load points where detailed.
  3. 03 /Bases for steelwork, cabins, plant, silos and agricultural buildings.
  4. 04 /Hardstandings and yards for wagons, forklifts and livestock, with falls to the drainage.
  5. 05 /Footings and kickers ahead of brickwork or steel.

Typical clients

  1. 01 /Main contractors and groundworkers who want the concrete in the same package as the dig
  2. 02 /Housebuilders on plot foundations and oversite
  3. 03 /Industrial and commercial clients pouring a yard or a building base
  4. 04 /Agricultural clients putting down a shed floor or a feed yard

Typical projects

  1. 01 /Plot foundations and garage slabs
  2. 02 /Industrial unit bases and loading areas
  3. 03 /Farm shed floors and cattle yards
  4. 04 /Plant bases, cabin pads and compound slabs

Plant used

  1. 01 /Excavators for the dig and for placing where a pump is not justified
  2. 02 /Dumpers and pokers
  3. 03 /Concrete supply by wagon or pump — TODO: confirm whether you book the concrete or the main contractor does

Still to confirm

  1. 01 /Concrete grades you routinely place, and whether you powerfloat or tamp and brush.
  2. 02 /Maximum pour size you are comfortable running in a day.
  3. 03 /Who orders the concrete — you, or the principal contractor.

Send the drawings or a scope

Company, site and what you need doing. We will come back with a price or a day rate, and a site visit if the job needs one.

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