Concrete contractor in Warner Robins, GA

Houston County's clay soil expands when wet and shrinks when dry, putting constant pressure on any slab sitting above it. If the subgrade was not properly graded and compacted before the original pour, that movement will crack the concrete over time. The fix is demolition of the failed slab, re-grading the subgrade to drain correctly, and then forming and pouring a new slab on a stable base.

Yes, we handle commercial grading, forming, and pouring for sites throughout the Warner Robins commercial corridors, including the Watson Boulevard and Russell Parkway areas. Commercial slabs in this area need to be graded for drainage and formed to handle vehicle and equipment loads on Houston County clay subgrades.

Yes, we work on new residential construction sites throughout the south and southwest Warner Robins growth corridors. Proper grading before forming is critical in these newer subdivisions because the lots are often freshly cleared and the soil has not settled. We grade the site, set the forms, and pour the slab in sequence.

Demolition is often the first step on a Warner Robins residential or commercial project where existing concrete has cracked or settled. We break out the old slab, remove the debris, re-grade the subgrade to correct drainage and slope, and then form and pour the replacement. Pouring over a failed subgrade without correcting the grade first will produce the same result.