Concrete Slabs and RV Pads in Salt Lake County
Need a place to park the RV, build a shop, or place a hot tub? We pour reinforced concrete slabs built for serious weight and long-term stability.
Built for the load.
A standard patio mix may not be sufficient for a heavy RV or a workshop. We plan our utility slabs based on what you intend to put on them.
For RV pads and shop floors, we evaluate the necessary thickness, reinforcement grid, and concrete mix based on the expected load. We also pay special attention to the subgrade, excavating to allow for an appropriate compacted road base. This helps prevent the slab from settling or cracking under immense point loads.
Our Process
- Excavation for appropriate base thickness
- Road base compaction
- Thickened edge forming if required
- Reinforcement installation based on load requirements
- Concrete pouring based on project needs
- Smooth trowel or light broom finish
Frequently Asked Questions
How thick should an RV pad be?
Thickness depends on the vehicle's weight and local soil conditions. We will discuss the appropriate thickness and reinforcement for your specific RV during your estimate.
Can you pour a slab for a metal building?
Yes, we can pour slabs with thickened edges and set anchor bolts as required by your building plans.
Do I need a permit for an RV pad?
Permit requirements vary by city zoning laws and the size/location of the pad. We recommend checking with your local building department before starting the project.
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