
The concrete floor of this 20,000sq ft warehouse had seen better days. As the cracks grew longer and the damage more prominent, the owner knew it was time for a new concrete floor. Having trusted R&M Concrete for previous patchwork and grout projects, they knew they could rely on our reputable team again.
A Straightforward Estimate and Project Process
To begin the process, the owner contacted us through our website for an estimate and provided the details of their project. Once we understood the scope of the project, we submitted a bid to the business owner for review.
R&M Concrete was awarded the job because of our relationship with the business and our reputation for having done great work on several prior jobs for them. We also came in with a competitive bid that gave us the advantage over other bidding companies.
Rebuilding the Floor from the Dirt Up
Many different reasons such as soil movement and water infiltration can contribute to a compromised concrete floor. To ensure a flawless finish on the new floor, we demolished the existing floor, tearing out all of the concrete and rebar.
We hauled off all of the old materials and brought in new dirt to set the foundation. Before pouring the new concrete, we installed all new rebar and materials to properly construct the floor. Once the concrete was poured, we let it cure and cleaned up the worksite for the final reveal.
Satisfying Clients and Growing Relationships
Our work was completed within the originally proposed timeline and came in on budget as well. Additionally, this client was pleased with the work we performed and the improvement it brought to their warehouse.
Since the completion of this project, they have hired us to do additional work, further growing our relationship with their company.
At R&M Concrete, we strive to provide excellent service by completing projects on time, on budget, and on par with your standards. Using the latest technology in commercial concrete, we guarantee clean work every time. Get a free estimate to see how we can meet your concrete needs.



