Based in Modesto, CA · serving the Central Valley within about 65 miles
Licensed C-8 Concrete Contractor · CSLB #1134246 · Free Estimates (209) 606-9904
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Commercial Concrete in Modesto, CA

Commercial · Modesto, CA

Flatwork for commercial and industrial sites around Modesto

Concrete Solutions is a commercial concrete contractor based in Modesto, California. We pour flatwork for businesses, plants and job sites across the Central Valley. The work covers building slabs, equipment pads, loading areas, dumpster pads and parking lot concrete. We also pour the curb and gutter and approaches that go with a commercial lot.

General contractors and facility managers bring us in to form, pour and finish. This past year we did industrial work in the Modesto area. We poured for a winery, a bottling plant and a metal fabrication shop. Call or text (209) 606-9904 for a free estimate.

What We Handle

  • Building slabs and warehouse floor pours, with compacted base, vapor barrier where specified, and rebar or mesh
  • Equipment pads and machine bases, with anchor bolts set to the equipment supplier's template
  • Loading areas and dock aprons poured thicker for truck and forklift loads
  • Dumpster pads and trash enclosure slabs
  • Parking lot concrete: drive lanes, approaches, islands and pads
  • Commercial sidewalks, entry landings and ramps
  • Tenant improvement concrete: interior infill slabs, trench pour backs and new curbs
  • Control joints and construction joints laid out before the pour

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Commercial concrete flatwork: slabs, pads and loading areas

A commercial slab starts under the surface. We grade and compact the base, set the vapor barrier the plans call for, and tie rebar or mesh. Thickness follows the load, so a warehouse floor with forklift traffic gets more than an office slab. Joints get laid out before the pour, so the slab cracks where we cut it.

Equipment pads and machine bases need a flat top and the right bolt pattern. We set anchor bolts to the template your equipment supplier gives us. Generator pads, HVAC pads and tank pads work the same way. Loading areas and dock aprons get poured thicker, because loaded trucks turn on them.

Dumpster pads take a beating from the trash truck, so they get the same treatment. We also pour sidewalks, landings and ramps at building entrances. For a single pad at a shed, garage or workshop, see concrete slabs and pads.

Industrial concrete in Modesto and along Highway 99

The City of Modesto names food processing and manufacturing as a top business sector here. Distribution is another. Those buildings run on concrete. Plant floors take pallet jacks, washdown and steady forklift traffic.

We have poured for manufacturing and bottling facilities in this area. Inside a working plant, the pour gets staged. We pour a section at a time so the rest of the floor stays in use. The layout gets planned with your maintenance lead first.

We work about 65 miles out from Modesto, north toward Sacramento and south toward Fresno. That covers Turlock, Ceres, Manteca, Stockton and Merced, plus the rest of the towns we drive to. Patterson and Tracy sit out on Interstate 5, where the big distribution buildings are.

Commercial concrete for general contractors and facility managers

Most of our commercial work comes through a general contractor or a facility manager. We read the plans, price the concrete scope and work to the project schedule. Our own crew does the forming, the pour and the finish. On a live site, we plan around shipping and receiving so the dock stays usable.

Concrete Solutions is a licensed C-8 concrete contractor, licensed and bonded. Commercial building work is permitted through the City of Modesto, and the building department inspects before a structural pour. Work in the public right of way, like a sidewalk or a driveway approach, needs an encroachment permit. We help you sort out the permit, and the city has the final word.

Tenant improvement work has its own rhythm. Walls move, new curbs and pads go in, and openings in the slab get poured back. When a plumber trenches the floor for new lines, we pour the patch back level. If the job also needs footings and stem walls, we pour those to the engineer's plans.

Finished polished concrete floor running the length of a warehouse Concrete dumpster pad inside a fenced commercial enclosure

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How We Work

How a Job With Concrete Solutions Runs

From the first call or text to the cured, finished concrete, here is how it goes.

1

Call or text

Call or text (209) 606-9904 and tell us what you want poured. You can send photos of the area if you have them.

2

Site visit and measurements

We come out to look at the job, measure it and check the slope and the existing surface. This is where questions about thickness, joints and finish get answered.

3

Written estimate

You get a written estimate. It lists the area, the thickness, the finish and what the price covers.

4

Prep and pour

We form the job, grade and compact the base, set rebar or mesh, then pour and finish. Control joints get cut so the slab cracks where it should.

5

Cure and clean-up

We clean up the site and tell you how to look after the new concrete. That covers when you can walk on it, when you can drive on it and when to reseal.

FAQ

Commercial Questions, Answered

Common questions about commercial across Modesto and the Central Valley. If yours is not here, call or text and ask.

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What drives the cost of a commercial concrete job?
Square footage, slab thickness and the amount of steel drive most of it. Site access matters too, since a truck that can reach the pour beats a long pump run. Tear-out of an old slab, base import and the finish all add to the number. We send a written estimate after a free site visit.
Do you work as a subcontractor for general contractors?
Yes. We take the concrete scope on commercial and tenant improvement jobs, and we work from your plans. Send the drawings and we will price the flatwork.
Can you pour while our building stays open?
Usually, yes. We split the work into sections and pour one at a time. Part of the floor, lot or dock stays in use while the rest cures. We set that plan with your facility manager before the first pour.
How soon can forklifts and trucks drive on a new slab?
Concrete keeps gaining strength for weeks, and it reaches its design strength at about 28 days. Foot traffic is usually fine in about a day. Vehicles normally wait about a week, and heavy loads wait longer. The mix, the thickness and the weather all move those dates, so we give you the schedule for your pour.
Do you pour concrete parking lots?
Yes. We pour concrete drive lanes, approaches, truck aprons and parking pads. Concrete holds up well where loaded trucks turn, brake and sit still. The curbs, islands and gutter that go with the lot get poured on the same job.
Does the Valley heat change how you pour a commercial slab?
Yes. Summer days over 100 degrees pull water out of fresh concrete fast. We start early, order the mix for the conditions and keep the surface damp or covered while it cures. In winter, pours wait out the rain and the cold nights.
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Why Choose Concrete Solutions

Built for Central Valley Homes and Businesses

Licensed C-8 concrete contractor

Concrete Solutions holds California CSLB license #1134246 in the C-8 concrete classification, licensed and bonded. You can look the license up on the CSLB website before you hire anyone.

Free on-site estimates

We come out, measure the area and look at the existing surface, then send you a written estimate. Both the visit and the estimate are free.

Residential and commercial

The same company pours a backyard patio and a warehouse floor. Homeowners, property managers and general contractors all get the same crew and the same process.

Decorative finishes done in-house

Stamping, integral color, micro topping and staining are done by our own crew. That keeps the color and the texture consistent from the pour through the final seal.

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Call or text (209) 606-9904, or send the form and we will get back to you. Tell us the kind of job, the rough size and the finish you have in mind.

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