Commercial concrete, anywhere in New Brunswick.
Warehouse and shop floor slabs, foundations and footings, agricultural and equipment-building floors. We bid as a subcontractor to general contractors and building owners.
Three lines of concrete work
Slabs, foundations and agricultural floors. Every line priced off drawings, for general contractors and developers across New Brunswick.
Warehouse and shop floors
Distribution, manufacturing, retail and storage floors placed and finished to spec.
- Pump, chute and crane-bucket placement
- Power-trowelled finish
- Saw-cut joint layout
Footings, frost walls, ICF
Commercial and multi-unit foundations, engineered slabs and piers.
- Strip footings and pads
- Frost walls and grade beams
- ICF and formed walls
Barns, dairy and shops
Clear-span floors built for wash-down, drainage falls and equipment loading.
- Drainage falls and trenching
- Wash-down-rated finishes
- Equipment and feed alley loading
What we can put on the ground
Crew, pour size, wall height and season, in the numbers we work to.
We pour anywhere in New Brunswick
Concrete travels. We mobilize across the province, and we’re honest about what mobilization costs on a small job.

Recent pours
Square footage, spec and schedule on every one. We keep the record on every job so we improve on the next one, and looking back at what we have poured gives us a clearer idea of where we are going.
On site nowRestaurant slab and foundations on a live retail site
Footings, frost walls, column piers and the building slab for a Swiss Chalet in Saint John, placed and finished on a working retail lot through summer 2026.
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Shop foundation and footings with a 35 m³ single pour
Footings and five-foot foundation walls for a 7,200 sq ft ServiceMaster shop — 48 m³ total with a 35 m³ single pour, done by a five-person crew.
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Footings and foundation walls for an 18-unit block
Approximately 230 m³ of 25 MPa concrete placed in nine-foot walls on strip footings for an 18-unit residential development in Saint John, run by a four-person crew.
Read the case studyLet’s have a conversation about your slab or foundation
Drawings, square footage and a bid date is enough to get started.
