- Location
- Bountiful, land of rocks
We need an RV pad poured in Woods Cross. Anyone do flat work or know of someone they'd refer?
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looking for Concrete flat-work--RV Pad
- Thread starter mbryson
- Start date
- Location
- Draper, UT
Steve Johnson
(801) 301-7161
Great Guy who does excellent work at a reasonable price.
DAA had him pour a pad for a backup generator where he works..
Tell him Eric Friedrichs sent you
You can come look at the RV pad he poured for me if you'd like.
(801) 301-7161
Great Guy who does excellent work at a reasonable price.
DAA had him pour a pad for a backup generator where he works..
Tell him Eric Friedrichs sent you
You can come look at the RV pad he poured for me if you'd like.
larrybenny
larrybenny
- Location
- Salt Lake City area
Anyone know if concrete is cheaper this time of the year due to demand being lower? I have an rv pad to re-pour due to a lousy job in the past, it's crumbling
6.2Diesel
Member
Usually it follows gas prices and whatever is happening in china, when they built that big a$$ dam there was a huge shortage of cement. On a good 40-50 degree day I throw in a 1/2% and hot water to get things cookin. Most flat work is destroyed either by throwing salt on it within the first year or poor finishing, people will loose the pad and start getting too much water trying to bring it back to life, don't pour on a Saturday to avoid weekend charges and keep it over 4-6 yards to avoid a short load fee.
4554x4
always modifing something
- Location
- Sandy Utah
Give Chris Burkhart a call, 801-512-3595 he can hook you up.