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Concrete Services
Commercial Concrete
Commercial concrete services for small business, access, utility, and site needs.
Commercial Concrete
Commercial Concrete for South Jersey properties.
Commercial concrete services for small business, access, utility, and site needs.
We handle everything from parking areas and loading docks to equipment pads and ADA-compliant walkways, sized and reinforced for the daily wear commercial properties see in South Jersey.
- Commercial slabs
- Access concrete
- Removal and replacement
- Site preparation
Built for Commercial Use
Commercial Concrete That Holds Up to Daily Traffic
Commercial concrete takes more punishment than a home driveway — delivery trucks, forklifts, dumpsters, and constant foot traffic. We build the base and mix to match that load instead of treating it like a residential job.
We scope every commercial job around your operating hours where possible, sequence the pour to keep at least one access point open, and give you a written timeline before work starts.
Replacement or New Installation
Replacing an Old Slab or Pouring New
If you're replacing cracked or settled commercial concrete, we remove the old slab, haul it away, and check the subgrade before anything new goes in. New installations get the same subgrade evaluation, so the pour isn't just covering up a problem that comes back within a year or two.
Either way, we scope the job around your business hours and give you a written start and finish date before work begins, so you know exactly how long the area will be out of service.
- On-site evaluation of the existing slab and subgrade
- Full removal and haul-away of old concrete
- Grading and compaction before any forms go in
- Written timeline so you can plan around the closure
Base, Grading & Drainage
A Base That Won't Let You Down
Commercial slabs fail early almost every time because of a shortcut in the base, not the concrete itself. We excavate to the proper depth, compact a stone base in lifts, and grade the site so water runs away from the building instead of pooling on the slab.
Where drainage is a known issue, we can add drains, swales, or a slight pitch in the finished surface to move water off the pad and away from doorways and loading areas.
- Excavation to proper subgrade depth
- Compacted stone base placed in lifts
- Site grading for positive drainage
- Drainage solutions for problem areas on request
Thickness & Reinforcement
The Right Thickness for the Load
A slab that only sees foot traffic doesn't need the same thickness or reinforcement as one that sees delivery trucks or forklifts every day. We size the slab thickness, rebar, or wire mesh to the actual use of each area of your property.
Getting this wrong is the most common reason commercial concrete cracks and settles early. We'd rather size it correctly the first time than come back for a repair job in two years.
| Application | Typical Thickness | Reinforcement |
|---|---|---|
| Sidewalks & walkways | 4 inches | Wire mesh or fiber mesh |
| Parking areas | 5 to 6 inches | Rebar grid or wire mesh |
| Loading docks & driveways | 6 to 8 inches | Rebar grid |
Finish, Curing & Use
Finish and Cure Time
We finish commercial slabs with a broom or trowel finish depending on the area's use, then protect the pour while it cures. Curing time depends on the mix and weather, but we'll tell you exactly when it's safe to walk, drive, or load the area.
Rushing a commercial slab back into service before it's cured is one of the fastest ways to damage a new investment. We'd rather hold a barricade up an extra day than have you dealing with tire marks or surface damage.
- Broom or trowel finish matched to the area's use
- Curing blankets or compound in cold or hot weather
- Clear guidance on safe walk, drive, and load times
- Barricades and signage while concrete cures
Cost Factors
What Affects Commercial Concrete Cost
Commercial concrete pricing depends on square footage, slab thickness, reinforcement, site access, and how much demolition or base work the site needs before we can pour. We give you an exact number in writing after walking the site.
Properties with tight access, existing utilities, or a lot of old concrete to remove will run higher than a straightforward open-lot pour. We flag anything that affects cost before we quote the job, not after.
| Factor | What It Affects |
|---|---|
| Square footage | Total material and labor cost |
| Slab thickness | Concrete volume and rebar needed |
| Site access | Equipment, pump truck staging, and time on site |
| Demolition | Removal and haul-away of old concrete |
| Site prep | Grading, drainage, and base work required |
Why It Matters
Concrete Built for How Your Business Actually Runs
A parking lot doesn't need to be treated like a garage slab, and a loading dock doesn't need to be treated like a sidewalk. We match the job to the actual use.
- Sized for your specific vehicle and equipment loads
- Scheduled around your business hours where possible
- One crew handling excavation through finish work
- Written estimate and timeline before we start
Our Process
How We Handle a Commercial Concrete Project
From your first call to the final walkthrough, we keep the process straightforward so you always know what's happening next.
Written Proposal
You get a clear scope of work, timeline, and price before you sign off on anything.
Scheduled Pour
We handle excavation, forming, and the pour on the date we agreed to, working around your hours when possible.
Final Walkthrough
We walk the finished job with you and answer any questions before we consider it done.
Areas Served
South Jersey communities we serve.
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Google Reviews
What South Jersey Customers Say
Excellent company. Very affordable. Concrete looks great.
Needed a new garage slab. Brice and his son knocked it out at a reasonable price.
Edwards & Sons Pro was very professional. They did an awesome job on my driveway.
Common Questions
Commercial Concrete Questions
Quick answers about commercial concrete work. Have a different question? Call us at (609) 859-8488.
Do you work around our business hours?
Yes. We schedule commercial pours to minimize disruption and can work early mornings, evenings, or weekends depending on the scope of the job and site access.
How long will our lot or entrance be closed?
It depends on the size of the pour and cure requirements, but we give you a written timeline before work starts so you can plan staffing, deliveries, and customer access around it.
Can you match an existing commercial slab's finish or thickness?
Yes. We can match the existing finish, thickness, and reinforcement so new sections tie in cleanly with older concrete on the property.
Do you handle both small business jobs and larger commercial sites?
Yes. We take on everything from a single storefront sidewalk repair to full parking area and loading dock installations.
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