Concrete in Galloway, NJ

Driveways and Aprons

ABBA builds new driveways and replaces old ones. The work includes a compacted stone base, reinforcement, control joints, and a broom or decorative finish. Existing concrete or asphalt to remove is part of the scope. The site visit checks access and the conditions before the plan is set.

Foundations and Structural Concrete

Footings, foundation walls, stem walls, slabs, and retaining walls are listed services. This work is built to engineered plans and inspected before each pour. The drawings set out the structural work. The written proposal defines the scope and price for the project.

Plan the Site and Finish

The site visit checks drainage, soil, access, and any old concrete to remove. The proposal sets out the mix, reinforcement, thickness, and finish for the job. Finish options include broom, stamped, and colored concrete. Access for trucks or a pump is part of planning the pour.

What Shapes the Concrete Scope

The amount to remove, digging, and base work all affect the scope. So do the concrete mix, reinforcement, and chosen finish. Access and permits are planned as part of the work. After the site visit, the proposal states the work and price. Changes to that scope need a signed change order.

A Concrete Plan, From Base to Cure

• Measure the siteCheck drainage, soil, access and old concrete that needs to come out.
• Specify the pourSet the thickness, mix, reinforcement, finish and price in writing.
• Prepare the layoutGet required permits, mark utilities and set the forms to grade.
• Build the base and pourExcavate, compact the base, add reinforcement and complete required checks before pouring and finishing.
• Cure and careCure the concrete, cut joints, seal after cure and provide written care instructions.