We pour, repair and finish concrete floors in Concord garages, shops and buildings. Tell us what the floor will carry, whether cars, a lift, racking or foot traffic, and whether it will be coated. That sets the thickness, the steel and the vapor barrier.
We pour and finish concrete floors for garages, workshops, storage buildings, additions and commercial spaces in Concord. A floor is judged by how flat it is, how hard the surface is and whether moisture comes up through it. All three are decided before and during the pour: a firm, even base, the right mix, a vapor barrier where the floor will be covered or closed in, and a steel-trowel finish done at the right moment.
Tell us what the floor will carry. A garage for two cars is one design. A shop with a vehicle lift, a heavy safe, racking or a forklift needs a thicker slab, more steel and sometimes thickened pads at the load points, and a lift maker publishes the slab it requires. Floors inside a building are part of the structure in earthquake country, so we build them to the approved plans.
Older garage floors in Concord often show the effects of clay soil: a crack down the middle, a corner that has dropped or a hump at the door. We find out whether that is the floor alone or the footing too before proposing a fix. Sound floors can be ground flat, patched and coated or polished. Floors that have broken up are taken out and poured again on a proper base.
Concrete floors in Concord: common questions
Can my cracked garage floor be saved?
If the cracks are tight and both sides are level, usually yes. The cracks are filled, the surface is ground and a coating or polish goes on. If one side has dropped or the slab rocks, the base has failed and that area should be replaced.
Does a garage floor need a vapor barrier?
An open, uncoated garage floor often goes without one. If you plan a coating, flooring, a finished room or storage of things that mind dampness, a vapor barrier under the slab is worth having. It cannot be added later.
How long before I can park on a new floor?
About a week for cars in normal weather. Heavy equipment and lifts should wait until the concrete reaches its design strength, which takes about 28 days.
How it works
- Free estimate: Call, text or book online. We visit and measure.
- Written quote: Clear pricing with finish options.
- Prep & forms: We excavate, grade, compact the base and set forms and reinforcement.
- Pour, finish & cure: We pour, finish, cut control joints and tell you when you can use it.