Commercial and industrial slabs across New Brunswick.
Warehouse, distribution, manufacturing, retail and storage floors anywhere in the province. Priced off drawings, placed in the largest continuous pours the site allows, and finished to what the spec calls for.
What a slab package from Cambridge Concrete covers
Slab-on-grade for commercial and industrial buildings: sub-base preparation checked and signed off, vapour barrier where specified, reinforcement placed and supported, concrete placed and finished, joints cut on a published layout, and the floor cured to the method the spec names.
We bid as a subcontractor. The GC holds the schedule; we hold the pour and tell you the day the floor is available to the trade behind us.
- Placed by pump, chute, line pump or crane bucket
- Placement sequenced to the largest continuous pour the site and supply will carry
- Saw-cut joints on a layout issued before the pour, not decided on the day
- Cold-weather placement where the schedule requires it
What we can put on the ground
The numbers we work to on a job like this one.
What’s included, and what isn’t
What sits inside our number, and what does not. We scope our projects as comprehensively as we can up front, and it is how we have built a reputation for budgets that hold from bid through handover.
- Concrete and materials, turnkey
- Placement and finishing labour
- Reinforcement placement
- Joint cutting to the issued layout
- Curing to the specified method
- Excavation
- Permits
- Sub-base supply and compaction
- Testing and inspection
- Sealing and coatings
Projects in this scope
Square footage, spec and schedule on every one. We keep the record on every job so we can measure what we did and improve on it next time out.
Let’s talk about your slab and we’ll come back with a price
Drawings, square footage and a bid date is enough to get started.