Barn floors, footings, driveways and patios next door to Allenton.
Armada is a village in northern Macomb County surrounded by farm country, and it is right next door to our base in Allenton. We pour everything from stamped patios and driveways to pole barn floors, garage slabs, footings and block for homes and farms around Armada.
With our own machinery, one crew handles the digging and the pour. Call, text or email (586) 531-1490 and tell us what you are planning, and we will come out and give you a free written estimate.
A barn or shop floor in farm country has to carry real weight: trucks, tractors and equipment rolling in and out all year. What decides whether it stays flat is what goes under it. We prep and compact the base, pour a slab built for the load, and cut control joints where we choose so the floor relieves stress on a straight line. Footings for new buildings go down 42 inches below grade, as Michigan code requires, so frost cannot lift them.
Built for trucks and equipment.
42 inches below grade, below the frost.
Where the drive meets the road and takes the weight.
Stamped patios for farmhouses and country homes, coloured and sealed.
02Driveways and approaches poured to carry trucks and equipment.
03Walks from the drive to the house, edged and sloped to drain.
04Shop floors and flatwork for farms and small businesses.
05Cracked barn floors and failed slabs broken out and repoured.
06Colour, stain and seal on patios and walks.
We pour across Macomb County, St. Clair County and Southeast Michigan. Pick another community below, or see every place we work.
Home base in St. Clair County.
02One of Macomb County’s largest cities.
03On the Clinton River in Macomb County.
04Newer homes and custom stamped patios.
05Western Macomb County.
06On Anchor Bay, Lake St. Clair.
07A historic village in northern Macomb County.
Tell us what you are picturing, a stamped patio, a driveway, a walkway, or a slab to tear out and replace, and we will come look and put a price in writing.
