Concrete Slab & Foundation Work
Your home's foundation is too important to trust to anyone but experienced professionals.

Foundation and Slab Work That Stands the Test of Time
Everything starts with the foundation. Whether you're building a new home, adding a garage, or constructing a shed, the slab underneath needs to be done right. One mistake in the foundation work can lead to problems that cost thousands to fix later. That's why homeowners in Midlothian turn to us when they need foundation and slab work they can trust.
We specialize in all types of concrete slab and foundation projects. New home foundations, garage slabs, shop buildings, accessory dwelling units, and commercial structures. Each project gets the same careful attention to detail because we know your entire structure depends on what we build.
Our Midlothian team has years of experience working with the expansive clay soil that's common in this area. We understand how to prepare the ground, manage moisture, and build slabs that stay level even when the soil moves with seasonal changes.
Why Foundation Quality Matters More Than You Think
You can't see most of the work that goes into a good foundation, which is exactly why some contractors cut corners. But here's what happens when foundation work isn't done properly: floors crack, walls develop gaps, doors stop closing right, and fixing those problems gets expensive fast.
- •Proper soil preparation: We excavate to the right depth and compact stable fill material to prevent settling
- •Correct reinforcement: Steel rebar and wire mesh are positioned exactly where they need to be for maximum strength
- •Moisture barriers: We install vapor barriers to keep ground moisture from damaging your slab
- •Proper thickness and mix: We use the right concrete thickness and strength for your specific project
- •Adequate curing time: We protect and cure concrete properly so it reaches full strength
- •Local soil knowledge: Midlothian's clay soil requires specific techniques we've mastered over years of local work
When we pour a slab or foundation, we're not just following generic instructions. We're applying specific knowledge about Midlothian soil conditions, typical drainage patterns, and building requirements for this area. That local expertise makes a real difference in how well your foundation performs over time.
Types of Slab and Foundation Projects We Handle
Residential Foundation Slabs
New home construction requires a foundation that can support the entire structure for decades. We work with builders and homeowners to pour slab foundations that meet all code requirements and provide a stable, level base. This includes proper grading, moisture barriers, plumbing penetrations, and post-tension cables or rebar as needed.
Garage and Shop Slabs
Detached garages, workshops, and storage buildings need solid slabs that can handle vehicle weight and heavy equipment. We build these slabs thicker than standard patios and include proper drainage so water doesn't pool inside. If you're planning to heat or cool the space, we can add insulation underneath the slab.
Shed and Accessory Building Foundations
Even smaller structures benefit from a proper concrete slab. It keeps your building level, protects it from ground moisture, and gives you a clean, durable floor. We size these slabs appropriately for the structure and make sure they're positioned correctly on your property.
Commercial Foundation Work
Commercial projects often require larger slabs, thicker concrete, more reinforcement, and careful coordination with other trades. We handle everything from small retail spaces to large warehouse foundations, always meeting commercial building codes and engineering specifications.
Our Foundation and Slab Construction Process
Here's how it works when you hire us for foundation or slab work. We start with a site visit to evaluate soil conditions, drainage, and access. You'll get a detailed written quote that explains what we're doing and why. Once you approve, we schedule the work and keep you informed every step of the way.
Site preparation begins with excavation to the proper depth and removal of any unsuitable soil. We bring in and compact granular base material in lifts to create a stable foundation. Utilities are coordinated, and forms are set to the exact dimensions and elevations. Vapor barriers and reinforcement are installed according to engineering requirements.
On pour day, we bring in ready-mix concrete that meets the specified strength for your project. Our crew places, levels, and finishes the slab, working efficiently to complete the pour before the concrete begins to set. Control joints are cut or formed to manage cracking, and we apply curing compound to ensure proper hardening.
After the pour, proper curing is critical. We protect the slab from direct sun, extreme temperatures, and premature loading. Most slabs need at least 7 days before construction can continue on top of them. We'll tell you exactly when it's safe to proceed with your project.
Why Midlothian Builders and Homeowners Choose Us
We've poured hundreds of slabs and foundations across Midlothian and surrounding areas. Local builders know they can count on us to show up when scheduled, work efficiently, and deliver quality results. Homeowners appreciate that we explain the process clearly and don't surprise them with hidden costs.
Our experience with Midlothian's soil conditions gives us an advantage. We know how to manage the expansive clay, handle drainage challenges, and build foundations that perform well in this specific environment. That knowledge comes from years of working in this area, not from a textbook.
Whether you need a foundation for a new home, a slab for a garage, or any other concrete flatwork, we bring the same level of care to every job. We're licensed, insured, and committed to doing work we're proud to put our name on. If you also need driveway work, we can often coordinate multiple projects for better efficiency.
Common Questions About Slab and Foundation Work
Planning a Foundation or Slab Project?
Get a detailed quote for your project. We'll evaluate your site, explain the process, and give you an honest price.
Call (469) 856-7413