Concrete Contractor Orillia

This service involves the construction of concrete structures specifically designed for commercial buildings or properties. It includes various processes such as formwork, reinforcement placement, pouring of concrete, curing, and finishing. The service provider works closely with architects and engineers to ensure that the concrete structure meets all safety regulations and specifications.

Concrete driveway construction involves preparing the site, installing formwork, placing steel reinforcements if necessary, pouring and finishing the concrete, and allowing it to cure. A well-constructed concrete driveway provides a durable and low-maintenance surface for vehicle access.

This service involves constructing flat horizontal surfaces made of reinforced concrete that can serve as foundations for buildings or floors in residential or commercial properties. The process typically includes site preparation, gravel compacting (if required), installation of formwork around the perimeter of the slab area, placing reinforcement bars or mesh within the forms for added strength, pouring concrete into the forms, spreading it evenly with tools like screeds, and eventually curing and finishing the surface.

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

Basement underpinning is a process used to increase the depth or strengthen an existing basement. It involves excavating under the basement walls in sections, installing new reinforced concrete footings beneath them, and then sequentially repeating this process throughout the space to provide additional stability and structural integrity.

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

Bench footing refers to constructing wide horizontal platforms at strategic intervals within an excavation site to control soil erosion, provide support for retaining walls or structures above, or create leveled areas for various purposes like landscaping or utilities placement.

Concrete repair involves the process of assessing, identifying, and fixing various types of damage or deterioration in concrete structures. This can include cracks, spalling (surface chipping or flaking), unevenness, or structural issues. Concrete repair typically involves thoroughly examining the damaged area, determining the root cause of the problem, and applying appropriate repair techniques. These techniques may include patching with specialized materials, injecting epoxy resins to fill cracks and reinforce the structure, repairing or replacing reinforcement bars, and ensuring proper curing for strength and longevity.

Sidewalks construction using concrete usually involves site preparation, formwork installation, compaction of the subgrade, creating a base layer, pouring concrete into the forms, and finishing the surface to provide a safe and durable walking path for pedestrians.

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

Basement walkouts are an excellent way to create additional access points to your basement. This involves cutting a hole in the foundation, building stairs, and creating a sloped or levelled walkway leading to the exterior ground level. It can provide convenience, natural light, and the potential for a separate entrance to the basement area.

Also known as concrete lifting or mudjacking, this service addresses uneven or sunken concrete surfaces like patios, walkways, or driveways. Using specialized equipment and methods, the service provider injects a mixture of cement, sand, and other additives beneath the sunken area's surface to lift it back to its original position and restore levelness.

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

Retaining walls are vertical structures built to hold back soil or other materials and prevent erosion or collapsing. The service involves excavating a trench, constructing a sturdy wall using materials like concrete blocks, poured concrete, or reinforced earth, ensuring proper drainage behind the wall, and backfilling to stabilize the structure.

This service deals with cutting through existing concrete structures or removing them entirely. Skilled professionals use specialized equipment like diamond saw blades or drilling machines to cut precise lines or openings in concrete surfaces. Similarly, for removal purposes, heavy machinery is used to break and extract the old concrete materials.

Concrete driveway construction normally involves creating durable and aesthetically appealing driveways using reinforced concrete materials. The process typically involves excavation of the driveway area, preparing a solid base layer, placing reinforcement if required (such as rebar), pouring fresh concrete into the desired shape and size of the driveway, and then finishing it with techniques like troweling or stamping.

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

Foundation repair aims to stabilize and reinforce a building's foundation that may have experienced settlement or structural damage due to shifting soil conditions or other factors. This process typically involves assessing the foundation's condition through thorough inspection and soil analysis before executing repairs such as installing helical piers or steel push piers to stabilize the foundation.

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

Concrete parging is an aesthetic weatherproofing technique used to coat the exterior surface of concrete walls or foundations with a thin layer of mortar or cement mixture. This process enhances the appearance, seals minor imperfections, and protects the underlying concrete from elements like moisture or frost.

Concrete steps involve constructing durable staircases made of reinforced concrete for various types of residential or commercial properties. The construction process typically includes formwork installation, reinforcement placement, pouring concrete into the forms while ensuring proper tread and riser dimensions, curing the concrete for strength, and finishing the surface with desired textures or finishes according to preference.