Concrete Contractor Burlington

This service involves the construction of concrete structures for commercial buildings such as offices, retail spaces, or warehouses. The process typically includes site preparation, formwork installation, pouring and leveling of concrete, and finishing touches. It is done using specialized equipment and techniques to ensure durability and compliance with building regulations.

This service entails removing unwanted or damaged concrete structures entirely from a site. It often involves breaking down the concrete using jackhammers or heavy machinery, hauling away debris, and properly disposing of it in accordance with environmental regulations. Safety precautions are taken during this process due to potential hazards associated with heavy equipment operation and airborne dust particles.

Concrete slab construction refers to creating horizontal structures typically used as flooring in residential or commercial buildings. It involves preparing the site with compacted fill material, installing formwork to define the slab shape and thickness, reinforcing it with steel bars if necessary, pouring and leveling the concrete mixture carefully to achieve a flat surface, then allowing it to cure before finishing with desired coatings or sealants.

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Cost of Concrete Slab: $5-$20+ per square foot

Basement underpinning is a technique used to increase the depth or strength of an existing basement foundation. It involves carefully excavating sections of soil beneath the existing foundation walls in stages while temporarily supporting them with jacks or other structural supports. New concrete footings are then poured beneath the existing foundation to provide additional support and stability.

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Basement Underpinning Cost: $76-$350 per linear foot

Bench footing, also known as step footing, is a technique used in construction to accommodate sloping terrain when building foundations or walls. This method involves creating multiple levels or steps in the concrete foundation to ensure stability and prevent uneven settlement. Bench footing can help lower the basement floor, and in some cases is cheaper compared to basement underpinning.

Concrete repair aims to fix any damages or deterioration in existing concrete structures such as cracks, spalling, or uneven surfaces. The process typically involves assessing the extent of damage, removing any loose or damaged portions, applying a suitable repair material (e.g., epoxy or polymer-based materials), and finally refinishing or resurfacing the repaired area to match the surrounding concrete.

This service involves the installation of concrete sidewalks for pedestrian use. It includes site preparation, excavation of the desired path, formwork installation to shape and contain the concrete, pouring of concrete mixture into the forms, leveling and smoothing its surface, and finally applying any desired finishes such as decorative coatings or textures.

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Concrete Walkway Cost: $5-$30+ per square foot

This service involves creating an access point from a basement to an outdoor area. Typically done in residential properties with basements below ground level, it requires excavating a suitable area adjacent to the basement wall, constructing a walkout staircase and entryway utilizing concrete structures for durability and ease of access.

This service is used to rectify an uneven or sloping concrete surface, such as floors or walkways. It typically involves injecting specialized materials under the existing concrete through drilled holes or using self-leveling compounds that flow and spread to fill any gaps and raise the sunken sections, resulting in a level finished surface.

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Concrete Leveling Cost: $3-$10+ per square foot

Retaining walls are designed to hold back soil and prevent erosion on sloped terrains while providing structural stability. Constructed with reinforced concrete, they involve careful excavation and preparation of the site, placing appropriate drainage systems if needed, installing formwork to define the wall shape, pouring and consolidating the concrete within the forms, and applying finishing touches such as decorative coatings if desired.

Concrete cutting involves using specialized tools (e.g., diamond saws) to cut through existing concrete surfaces for various purposes such as installation of doors/windows, creating openings for utility installations, or downsizing structures. The process requires precise measurements and careful execution to ensure safety and accuracy while minimizing dust production and structural damage.

Concrete driveway construction entails preparing and excavating the driveway area, installing a suitable base material to ensure proper drainage and stability, constructing formwork to define the driveway shape, pouring and finishing the concrete mixture to achieve a smooth and durable surface that can withstand vehicular traffic.

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Concrete Driveway Cost: $5-$30+ per square foot

Foundation repair focuses on stabilizing damaged or weakened foundations that can result from various factors like soil settlement, water damage, or poor construction. The process usually involves assessing the foundation's condition, excavating around the affected area, implementing the necessary repair method (e.g., underpinning, crack injection, or slabjacking), and making sure the foundation is restored to its original stability.

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Foundation Repair Cost: $1,500-$12,000+

Concrete parging refers to adding a thin layer of mortar or plaster onto the exterior surface of concrete walls or block structures. The process includes preparing the surface by cleaning and dampening it, applying the mortar mixture with proper techniques (e.g., troweling), allowing it to cure, and eventually achieving an improved aesthetic appearance along with added protection against weathering and moisture.

This service pertains to constructing steps made of concrete for easy access between different levels or areas within a property. It involves excavation and leveling of the desired space, building suitable formwork to create the step dimensions, reinforcing it with steel bars if necessary for added durability, pouring and finishing the concrete mixture to achieve a smooth, slip-resistant surface.