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Commercial Concrete Flatwork Des Moines - Walks, Plazas & Site Concrete

Commercial concrete flatwork in Des Moines is the site concrete that people walk on every day: entry walks, plazas, patios, courtyards and the slabs between buildings.

New concrete entry plaza with saw-cut joints, concrete benches, bike racks and raised planters in front of a brick and glass office building

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Crew in hard hats finishing new concrete walks and an entry plaza in front of a brick medical office building

Properties We Work On

Retail centers and strip malls, office parks, medical and dental clinics, churches, schools, apartment and townhome communities, HOAs, restaurants that want a patio, and light-industrial sites. Each has different priorities. A clinic needs every entrance open, an HOA needs residents parked somewhere, and a restaurant wants its patio ready before the weather turns.

New concrete parking lot with saw-cut joints, striped stalls and a curbed tree island in front of a brick retail building

What's Included in Site Flatwork

  1. Entry walks, stoops and landings at building doors
  2. Plazas, courtyards and outdoor seating areas
  3. Restaurant and office patios
  4. Walks between buildings and to mailboxes, playgrounds and amenities
  5. Concrete under benches, bike racks, light poles and signs
  6. Replacement of failed or heaved panels across a property

Bids You Can Compare

Commercial bids are hard to compare when one is a lump sum and the next lists twenty lines. Ours breaks out demolition, excavation, base, thickness, reinforcing, finish, joints, curing and any permits. If you have three bids on the desk, you can see exactly where they differ.

Working Around Tenants and Customers

Most commercial flatwork happens on a property that's open. We fence and sign the work area, phase the pours so there's always a way to the door, and schedule the loud demolition for the times that bother people least. When an entrance has to close, we tell the property manager the day it closes and the day it reopens, before we start.

Two workers finishing a new concrete curb and gutter and commercial driveway approach beside a parking lot on a fall day

Built for Central Iowa

Commercial walks get plowed, salted and shoveled harder than any driveway. Iowa SUDAS targets 7 percent air content in sidewalk and driveway concrete, with a 6 percent minimum, because entrained air is what lets exterior concrete survive repeated freezing. We follow that range on exterior work, slope every walk away from building entrances, and give each slab the joint spacing it needs.

Shoveled concrete driveway and sidewalk with sand for traction between snowbanks on a sunny winter morning
Worker checking the slope of a new concrete curb ramp with a red detectable warning panel at a downtown crosswalk

Request a Commercial Bid

Send the site address and drawings, or set up a site walk. Call (515) 585-4111 anytime or use the quote form.

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New concrete entry plaza with saw-cut joints, concrete benches, bike racks and raised planters in front of a brick and glass office building

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