Concrete Flatwork · New Berlin, WI
Concrete Flatwork in
New Berlin, WI
Garage floors, aprons, steps, pads, and slabs for anything you need to sit on solid concrete. Poured on a compacted base with the pitch to drain and finished right.
Overview · New Berlin
Flatwork is the concrete you use every day without thinking about it, until it goes wrong. A garage floor that ponds water, a step that is off by an inch, a pad that settles, all of it comes back to prep and finishing. We pour flatwork square to the building, screed it to a true, consistent plane with the pitch built in, and finish it so it drains where it should and holds up to whatever you park, store, or set on it.
New Berlin runs a mix of established homes and newer builds, and both need concrete that can take a Wisconsin winter. We prep the base right, use the proper mix, and place control joints where they belong so your driveway or patio stays flat instead of spider-cracking. We quote on-site so the number is real.
Flatwork we pour
- Garage floors and floor replacements
- Garage aprons and thresholds tied to the driveway
- Equipment, shed, and AC pads
- Concrete steps and landings
- Utility slabs, dumpster pads, and access ramps
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Concrete flatwork FAQ
What people ask about flatwork jobs.
What counts as flatwork?
Any flat, horizontal concrete surface: garage floors, aprons, steps, equipment pads, utility slabs, and the like. If it is a horizontal slab and it needs to be true, well drained, and durable, it is flatwork we can pour.
My garage floor holds water. Can you fix it?
Yes. Usually the floor was poured without enough pitch to a drain or door. We break it out, reset the base and slope, and pour a new floor that drains the way it should.
How thick will the slab be?
It depends on what the slab carries. A shed or AC pad is different from a floor you drive on. We match the thickness and reinforcement to the load so it does not crack or settle.
Can you pour steps to match my walkway?
Yes. We pour concrete steps and landings and can match the finish or border of an adjacent walk or patio so it all ties together.
How long before I can use it?
Light use in a day or two, full use after about a week of curing. For a garage floor we will tell you exactly when to drive on it.
Ready for Concrete Flatwork in New Berlin?
Text Tony at (262) 527-8839 or fill out the form. Free walk-through, usually within the week.