Recent Pours

Driveways, slabs, aprons and pavilion floors from around Ocala and Marion County. New ones go up as the crew sends them in.

Concrete driveway apron with a thickened edge running to barn doors — Driveway apron, thickened at the edge where the trucks turn in.

Two men placing and screeding fresh concrete between the forms — Placing and screeding. The concrete only gives you so long, so it goes down fast and flat.

Hands running a steel trowel along the edge of a wet concrete slab — Edging by hand. The trowel work is what you see for the next thirty years.

Concrete crew finishing a slab inside a timber frame — Finishing a slab inside the frame, working ahead of the set.

Concrete pad poured at a new metal building — Pad at a new metal building, squared to the frame.

Freshly finished concrete slab, surface still green — Fresh slab, floated and closed up.

Finished concrete slab under an open timber pavilion — Pavilion slab, poured in sections around the posts.

Concrete slab poured under a pavilion roof with posts set — Working around set posts takes planning before the truck shows up.

Wide concrete floor inside a finished open pavilion — The same pavilion once the floor was complete.

Concrete parking slab poured in front of a barn — Parking slab, graded to drain away from the building.

Machine-troweled concrete shop floor inside a metal building — Machine-troweled shop floor, hard and flat enough for equipment.

Concrete apron poured in front of a row of garage doors — Apron at the garage doors, the piece that takes the most abuse.

Poured concrete slab with the forms still set around it — Forms stay on until it is ready. Pulling them early is how edges chip.

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