Our Services

We Offer a Range of Services to Meet Your Needs

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Concrete & Asphalt Removal

Concrete and asphalt removal involves the process of demolishing and clearing existing concrete or asphalt surfaces to make way for new construction, repairs, or renovations.

Safety Precautions:
- Identify and mark any utility lines to avoid accidental damage during the removal process.
Demolition:
- We use heavy machinery to break the concrete into manageable pieces.
Removal of Debris:
- Load the broken concrete debris into dumpsters or trucks for disposal.
Site Cleanup:
- Remove any remaining debris, or loose particles from the site.

Concrete & Asphalt Installation

Installing concrete and asphalt involves distinct processes, as each material has unique properties and characteristics.

Formwork Setup:
- We start with Installing formwork to define the shape and dimensions of the concrete structure.
- Ensure the forms are properly aligned, braced, and secured to prevent shifting during the concrete pour.
Subbase and Base Preparation:
- We then place and compact a well-graded granular subbase to provide a stable foundation for the concrete.
Reinforcement Placement:
- Install any required reinforcement, such as rebar or wire mesh, to enhance the concrete's strength and durability.
Concrete Mixing and Delivery:
- We order the concrete in accordance with project specifications, ensuring the correct proportions of cement, aggregates, water, and additives.
- The mix is then transported to the site using mixer trucks equipped with revolving drums.
Concrete Pouring:
- We then pour the concrete into the prepared forms, starting from one end and working towards the other.
Finishing:
- We then screed the surface to level the concrete and remove excess material.
- Use trowels to create a smooth and uniform surface.
- Apply any desired finishes, such as broom, exposed aggregate, or stamped patterns.
Curing:
- Allow the concrete to cure for the specified time to achieve optimal strength and durability.
Expansion Joints and Control Joints:
- We then install expansion joints to accommodate temperature-related expansion and contraction.
- Integrate control joints to control cracking and provide relief in areas where cracks may naturally occur.

Trucking

We take care of the guess work for transportation of concrete to the construction site for placement and the removal of excess or waste concrete from the site.

Concrete Delivery:
- We order concrete trucks equipped with revolving drums that are used to transport freshly mixed concrete from the batching plant to the construction site.
- The trucks are designed to keep the concrete in a liquid state during transportation to ensure it arrives at the site in a workable condition.
Concrete Removal and Waste Management:
- After the concrete has been poured and set, any excess or waste concrete needs to be removed from the site.
- Concrete removal trucks or containers are used to transport leftover concrete back to recycling facilities or disposal sites.

Site Management

Site management is a critical aspect of construction projects to ensure the successful and efficient placement of concrete. Effective management helps in achieving a high-quality finished product while maintaining safety and adhering to project timelines.

Project Planning:
- We develop a detailed project plan outlining the scope of work, schedule, and resources required for concrete pouring.
- Considering factors such as weather conditions, concrete mix design, and any special requirements for the project.
Site Preparation:
- We ensure the construction site is properly prepared, with clear access for concrete trucks and placement equipment.
- We set up safety barriers and signage to secure the pouring area and protect workers.
Equipment and Material Arrangement:
- We arrange for the delivery of concrete.
- We ensure an adequate supply of concrete forms, tools, and finishing equipment.
Communication:
- We maintain effective communication between the construction team, concrete supplier, and any other stakeholders.
- We do our best to address any changes or issues promptly to prevent delays or disruptions.

Bury Downspouts

Burying downspouts is a common practice to redirect rainwater away from the foundation of a building and prevent issues such as soil erosion, flooding, and potential foundation damage.

Assessment and Planning:
- We assess the current drainage situation to determine the best location for burying downspouts.
- We then plan the routing of the buried downspouts to ensure proper water diversion.
Permitting and Regulations:
- We call diggers hotline to ensure compliance with any requirements related to drainage and downspout installations.
- Obtain any necessary permits
Materials and Tools:
- We gather the necessary materials, including PVC or corrugated plastic pipe, fittings, elbows, connectors, and downspout adapters.
Digging Trenches:
- We dig trenches along the planned route for the buried downspouts. We ensure trenches slightly slope away to facilitate water flow.
- The depth of the trench depends on the local frost line and any specific requirements for burying pipes.
Connect Downspouts:
- Cut the existing downspouts near the ground level.
- Attach downspout adapters to the cut ends of the downspouts to connect them to the buried pipes.
Install Pipes:
- Place the PVC or corrugated plastic pipes in the trenches, connecting them with appropriate fittings.
Backfilling:
- We backfill the trenches with soil, compacting it in layers to prevent settling.
Surface Restoration:
- We then restore the surface above the buried downspouts by adding topsoil or concrete, depending on the project.

Grading, Leveling & Framework

Grading dirt before pouring concrete is a crucial step in the construction process to ensure a stable and level foundation.

Site Preparation:
- Before grading begins, we clear any debris, vegetation, or obstacles.
Survey and Layout:
- Layout lines and markers are set to guide the grading equipment in achieving the specified grades.
Excavation:
- If necessary, the top layer of soil is excavated to reach the desired subgrade level. Excavation is done to remove unsuitable soil or to create space for additional materials, such as gravel or compacted fill.
Grading Equipment:
- We use heavy equipment to move and shape the soil to achieve the desired contours.
Compaction:
- After achieving the desired grade, we compact to improve its stability and load-bearing capacity, help prevent settling, and ensure that the soil can adequately support the weight of the concrete foundation.
Slope and Drainage Considerations:
- Grading is done to create the necessary slope for water drainage away from the foundation. This helps prevent water accumulation around the structure.
- Adequate slope and drainage are critical to avoiding water-related issues, such as erosion or water pooling, which can affect the integrity of the concrete foundation.

Drain Tile Install or Repair

Our drain tile repair services specialize in addressing issues related to drainage systems, particularly those involving drain tiles, also known as French drains. These systems are crucial for managing excess water and preventing water damage to foundations, basements, and landscapes.

Repair services typically involve assessing the condition of existing drain tiles, identifying any leaks, blockages, or damage, and implementing effective solutions to restore proper drainage function.

Residential & Commercial

We have experience in both residential and commercial projects - no project is too small or too big. We specialize in objectively looking at the project to determine the best outcome for all parties in involved.