We pour and repair concrete for stores, offices, restaurants, warehouses and landlords in Sioux Falls. Slabs here have to take trucks, plows and salt. Work is planned in sections so customers and deliveries can still reach the door.
Commercial concrete in Sioux Falls has to take trucks, plows and a lot of salt. Parking areas, loading aprons and dumpster pads are plowed with steel blades and treated with deicer all winter. That calls for air-entrained concrete of the right strength, thicker sections where trucks turn or stop, and joints laid out so plow blades do not catch a raised edge.
We pour and repair sidewalks, curbs, entry slabs, ramps, dumpster pads, loading areas, shop floors and parking areas for stores, offices, restaurants, warehouses and landlords. Work is planned in sections so customers and deliveries can still reach the door. For a public sidewalk in front of a business, the same city rule applies as for a house: the property owner pays for repair, and a sidewalk permit is required.
Accessible routes, ramp slopes and parking layouts are set by the building code and accessibility standards, so those parts follow the approved plans. We price commercial jobs from a site visit and the drawings, not from a per-foot guess. Send the address, what the slab has to carry and when the site is busiest, and we plan the pours around your hours.
Commercial concrete in Sioux Falls: common questions
Can you replace our walk or lot without closing the business?
Usually. We break the job into sections, keep one entrance open and pour at times that suit your trade. New concrete needs about a day before foot traffic and about a week before vehicles, so the order of the sections matters.
How thick should a dumpster pad or loading area be?
Thicker than a car parking stall, with reinforcement, because a loaded garbage truck puts a heavy point load on a small area. We size it from the trucks that will use it and the soil under it.
Who is responsible for the public sidewalk in front of our building?
The property owner. The City of Sioux Falls states that property owners pay for sidewalk repairs. Tenants should read the lease to see who handles it between landlord and tenant.
How it works
- Free estimate: Call, text or book online. We visit and measure.
- Written quote: Clear pricing with finish options.
- Prep & forms: We excavate, grade, compact the base and set forms and reinforcement.
- Pour, finish & cure: We pour, finish, cut control joints and tell you when you can use it.