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Flatwork
R. Broad Concrete offers a variety of flatwork; Driveways, Parking Pads, Patios, Sidewalks, Stamped Concrete, Basements & Garage Floors tear-outs & replacements, Pole Barns, Basements.
Whether your replacing your old concrete or putting in a new concrete for the first time, using the best material & proper installment is a must. Concrete can last a lifetime. All our flatwork is poured between 4" to 5" thick using a 4000 psi mix with buckeye fibermesh. All driveways, sidewalks, patios, and floors are poured on top of a gravel base. We always protect your concrete by using a high quality sealer.
We take special pride in the flatwork around your home. The driveways, walkways, and patios around your home will be exposed for the world to see.
Custom Patios
R. Broad Concrete has been helping homeowners create their own unique patio designs for years. Let us assist you in the design of your patio, walkways, stairs or other projects with our experienced and knowledgeable staff. We offer a variety of finishes such as, patterned stamped concrete, acid stained concrete, exposed aggregate concrete and brand new “glow-in-the-dark” concrete. We can do anything from a one level to multi-level patios. Call us for an estimate today!
Foundations
Looking to put an addition onto your existing home? Call us for an estimate on the foundation.
Footings are poured concrete pathways that help to spread the weight of the home from the foundation walls to the surrounding soil. Footings are wider than the foundation walls they support, and form the perimeter of the home. Sometimes, additional footings are added inside the perimeter to support load-bearing interior walls.
Foundation walls are construction by pouring concrete between sets of form work (the total system of support assemblies for freshly poured concrete, including mold, hardware and necessary bracing.) Once the concrete gains its full strength, the form work is removed. Foundation wall thickness is determined by a structural engineer who considers the height of the wall and the load it has to bear.
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