Commercial Concrete Services

Concrete Solutions for Your Business

Commercial concrete work requires a different level of planning, coordination, and execution than residential projects. Your business operations depend on having solid, durable surfaces that can handle heavy loads, constant traffic, and years of hard use. Whether you are building a new facility, expanding your warehouse, or upgrading your parking lot, the concrete work needs to be done right so it does not become a maintenance headache or safety issue down the road.

We work with general contractors, property managers, and business owners throughout the Seguin area on commercial concrete projects of all sizes. From small retail storefronts to large industrial facilities, we have the equipment, experience, and crew size to handle projects that residential concrete companies cannot take on. We understand the importance of staying on schedule and coordinating with other trades so your project keeps moving forward.

Commercial work also means dealing with building codes, engineering specifications, and inspections. We work with structural engineers and local building officials to make sure every aspect of the job meets requirements. Our documentation and quality control processes give you the records you need for permits, warranties, and future property transactions. Learn more about all our concrete services in Seguin for both commercial and residential projects.

Commercial Projects We Handle

Commercial concrete encompasses a wide range of applications. Warehouse floors and loading docks need to support heavy equipment and constant forklift traffic. Retail parking lots must handle high volumes of vehicles while maintaining good drainage and clear traffic flow. Office building walkways and entry areas need to be accessible, safe, and presentable since they are part of your business image.

Types of commercial concrete work we complete:

• •Warehouse and industrial floors designed for heavy equipment loads
• •Loading docks and truck aprons with proper drainage and reinforcement
• •Parking lots and parking areas with striping and ADA compliance
• •Commercial sidewalks and entry areas meeting accessibility standards
• •Equipment pads for HVAC systems, generators, and machinery
• •Dumpster pads and service areas with proper containment

Each type of commercial concrete has specific requirements for thickness, reinforcement, and finish. A retail parking lot might be 6 to 8 inches thick with heavy steel reinforcement. A warehouse floor could be 8 to 12 inches or more depending on what equipment will operate on it. We work from engineering plans or help you get proper specifications if you are starting from scratch. The goal is concrete that performs reliably for decades without costly repairs or premature replacement.

Why Choose Us for Commercial Work

Commercial projects move fast and delays cost money. We have the crew size and equipment to handle large pours efficiently. Our scheduling and project management keep your concrete work on track with the overall construction timeline. We coordinate with other trades so concrete is ready when the next phase needs to start. And we understand that on commercial sites, safety protocols and site cleanliness are not optional.

We also understand commercial budgets and bidding processes. Our estimates are detailed and accurate so you can make informed decisions and avoid surprise costs later. We work within your budget constraints while maintaining quality standards that protect your investment. Cutting corners on commercial concrete leads to expensive problems, so we focus on doing it right the first time even if that means spending a bit more upfront.

For building foundations and structural slabs, our foundation services cover everything from site evaluation to final inspection. If your commercial property needs sidewalk or parking lot work, our flatwork services include ADA-compliant installations that meet all local requirements. We handle projects from small tenant improvements to complete site concrete packages for new construction.

Commercial Concrete Questions

Commercial projects involve different considerations than residential work. Here are common questions we get from business owners, property managers, and contractors in the Seguin area.