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.



An infill lot in an established Saint John neighbourhood, with occupied houses hard against the property line on three sides.
- 01 — What was asked for
An 18-unit residential development needed its structural concrete package: strip footings and nine-foot foundation walls, on an infill lot with occupied houses close on three sides.
- 02 — What we did
A four-person crew formed and placed approximately 230 m³ of 25 MPa concrete in nine-foot walls. Placement ran off a boom pump reaching across the footprint from the street side.
- Four-person crew on the whole structural concrete scope
- Boom-pump placement from the street frontage
- Nine-foot walls formed, poured and stripped
- 03 — How it finished
Structural concrete complete in late September 2025, walls stripped and backfilled ready for the next trade.
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