Slab cutting, trenching, equipment pads, ramps, and flatwork for Las Vegas commercial property.
Concrete work shows up in almost every tenant improvement, even when it is not the main scope. New plumbing means trenching and patching the slab, new equipment needs pads, and accessibility upgrades often need new ramps or sidewalks.
Our network’s concrete contractors handle interior and exterior concrete work for build-outs on retail centers, offices, restaurants, medical buildings, and industrial property across the valley.
Interior concrete work usually supports plumbing and electrical:
Scanning is critical because many buildings in the valley use post-tensioned slabs.
New equipment often needs its own base:
Pads are sized to the equipment the supplier provides.
Tenant improvements often trigger site accessibility work:
An accessible route from parking to the entrance is often part of the permit.
Southern Nevada conditions affect concrete work:
Pouring and curing in extreme heat takes planning to reach full strength.
Industrial tenants have their own needs:
Good joint repair keeps forklifts running smoothly.
Concrete work is checked along the way:
A properly patched slab keeps new flooring flat and trouble-free.
Scanning locates post-tension cables, conduit, and rebar. Cutting a tensioned cable is dangerous and expensive to repair.
Yes, but pours are usually scheduled early in the morning with curing methods designed for heat and dry air.
Often. Many permits require an accessible route from parking to the entrance, which can mean new ramps or sidewalk.
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