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Businesses and landlords

Commercial Concrete for Hickory Hills Properties

Sidewalks and pads that stop being a hazard. Poured in sections so customers and tenants still get through.

Parking garage with a painted crosswalk

Fewer Hazards, No Shutdown

A lifted entrance walk is a trip claim waiting to happen. A crumbling dumpster pad turns into a pothole. A rear slab that ponds becomes an ice sheet. We fix those for small businesses, offices, strip centers and landlords. The work follows our usual rules: removal and haul-away, packed stone base, thickness matched to the load, steel where needed, joints on purpose, a full cure. Dumpster and equipment pads get extra depth because trucks weigh more than cars. What changes is the planning. First question: which doors can never close? Second: when do trucks come and go? Third: where do people walk while we work? Then we pour in sections so the property keeps running. With Class A Chicago Masonry and Concrete licensing in hand, city expectations are normal for us, and suburban commercial jobs get the same. Businesses along 87th Street and 95th Street in Hickory Hills get one crew lead, reachable and on schedule.

Commercial Work We Do

The jobs owners and managers call about most.

  • Entrance walks

    Front walks replaced level, textured and sloped to drain.

  • Dumpster pads

    Thick, reinforced pads built for collection trucks.

  • Equipment slabs

    Level pads for condensers and generators at grade.

  • Rear flatwork

    Slabs behind buildings for storage or loading.

  • Multi-unit walks

    Sidewalks linking entrances on apartment properties.

  • Phased pours

    Sections scheduled so access stays open.

  • Haul-away built in

    Old slabs leave on our truck.

  • Clean handover

    Forms out, edges filled, area swept.

Commercial Steps

  1. Walk the site

    We tour the property with you or your manager. Written price broken out by area.

  2. Plan the phases

    Sections ordered, access routes set, work zones marked.

  3. Pour in sections

    Each area removed, based, poured, finished and cured. Back in use when it can bear traffic.

Owners Keep Our Number

  • Heavier where needed

    Truck pads get the depth and steel they need.

  • Open for business

    Phasing keeps customers and tenants moving.

  • One contact

    The crew lead answers, returns calls and keeps the schedule.

  • Phased around access
  • Truck-weight pads
  • Class A Chicago licensed
  • Priced by area

Walk or Pad Turned Into a Liability?

Tell the crew lead what needs replacing. Phasing, access and cost all get sorted in one conversation.