Commercial Concrete in Ocala

Small and mid-size commercial pours, done on the schedule you gave the GC, with a pump on hand for the places the truck can't go.

Commercial concrete lives and dies by the schedule. When the slab pour slips, the framers, the erector, the plumber and the electrician all slip with it, and the general contractor is on the phone. We build our commercial work around that reality: firm dates, a crew sized for the pour, concrete ordered right, and a line pump on site so truck access never becomes the reason a pour didn't happen.

The work we do is light-commercial and small-commercial: slabs and footings for retail, office and warehouse buildings, metal-building foundations, dumpster pads and enclosures, equipment and HVAC pads, loading aprons, sidewalks and ADA ramps, bollard footings, and pumped grout for block walls. We work for general contractors, metal-building erectors, property owners and property managers across Ocala, Marion County and the fast-growing I-75 corridor down through Wildwood.

We're honest about scale. We run a trailer-mounted line pump, not a boom truck, and we're set up for pours in the tens of yards rather than the hundreds. That covers most of what gets built in this market, and for those jobs it means a contractor who answers the phone, shows up when he said he would, and finishes the work with the same crew that started it. If a project is genuinely beyond us, we'll tell you on the first call.

Every commercial job gets forms and reinforcement to the engineered plan, a compacted base, the mix the spec calls for, and finishes appropriate to the use, from hard-trowel warehouse floors to broom-finished sidewalks. We coordinate with your inspector and your other trades, and we clean up when we leave.

What's included

  • Building slabs and footings for retail, office and warehouse projects
  • Metal-building and pre-engineered building foundations
  • Dumpster pads, equipment pads, HVAC pads and loading aprons
  • Commercial sidewalks, ADA ramps and bollard footings
  • Pumped grout for commercial block walls
  • Scheduled pours with a crew sized to the job
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Large concrete slab poured under an open pavilion structure
Large concrete slab poured under an open pavilion structure.

Commercial Concrete: what people ask first

What size commercial jobs do you take on?

Light-commercial and small-commercial: pours in the tens of yards, buildings in the small-retail-to-warehouse range, and the site concrete around them. We'll tell you straight if a project is bigger than our setup.

Do you work from engineered plans and specs?

Yes. Forms, reinforcement, mix design and finish follow the engineer's drawings and the project spec, and we coordinate with the inspector on every required inspection.

Can you pump on a commercial site?

Yes. Our line pump goes with us to commercial work and handles slabs, footings and block fill where the mixer truck can't get close enough. It's often the difference between a pour that happens on the scheduled day and one that doesn't.

How do you price commercial work?

From the plans. Send the drawings and the schedule and we'll return a written price with the scope spelled out, so there are no surprises for you or the GC.

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Send the rough size and where it is. Photos help. We will come back with a firm price or a couple of questions.

  • Measured and priced before anything is scheduled
  • Based in Silver Springs, working all of Marion County
  • Pumped placement available when the truck can't reach the pour

We reply during business hours with a price or a couple of questions.

Tell us about the pour.

Send the size, the site and the date and we will come back with a firm price. Builders and masons: send the plan and we will price the pump into your bid.

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