Concrete Pads in the Lower Mainland
Concrete pads sized and detailed for the equipment, loads, drainage, access, and anchorage they must support.
What belongs in the scope
Pads may support generators, transformers, HVAC equipment, tanks, waste enclosures, site furniture, or other assets. The approved scope should identify equipment dimensions and loads, pad elevation and edge clearances, base preparation, reinforcement, anchor or embed details, conduits, drainage, finish, and protection.
Plan the site before the pour
Coordinate equipment delivery, lifting, service clearances, bollards, fencing, utilities, and commissioning dates before concrete work. On exterior sites, review frost exposure, settlement risk, snow and water management, and whether municipal, utility, or engineered standards apply.
Concrete Pads planning questions
How large should an equipment pad be?
Use the current equipment and project requirements, including service clearance, anchors, housekeeping edges, access, and any utility or engineered standard.
Can conduits pass through the pad?
Yes, when locations, sizes, bend radii, elevations, and protection are coordinated before forming and verified before placement.
When can equipment be installed?
After the concrete has reached the strength required by the project and the anchorage or grout installation procedure. The schedule should reflect that hold time.
Plan your concrete project
Tell us what you are planning, where the work is located, and the best way to reach you.
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