Commercial · Joliet & Chicagoland
Parking lots, slabs, curb and gutter, and foundations for property managers, developers, general contractors, and business owners across Joliet and Chicagoland. One crew from grading to finish, working 7 days a week.
Services
From the foundation to the curb line. Pick yours to see what it includes and the standards it's built to.
Heavy-duty pours built to spec and on schedule.
Spec to know
In Illinois, each off-street accessible parking space is 16 ft wide, including its striped aisle.
Source: Illinois Attorney General
Precise curb lines that send water where it belongs.
BothLevel, square, and ready for what's built on top.
The look of stone, slate, or brick in one solid surface.
Spec to know
Outdoor concrete here needs an air-entrained mix, about 5–7% air, to survive freeze-thaw.
Source: PACA
BothDig-out, grading, and base prep for homes and businesses.
Spec to know
Illinois law requires whoever digs to notify JULIE at least 3 days before digging.
Source: JULIE
The plan
The concrete is the last step. Here's everything that comes before and after it.
We look at the drawings, traffic, drainage, and access, then talk through the schedule.
Joliet's adopted codes include a Storm Detention Ordinance, so drainage belongs in the plan from day one.
Source: City of Joliet
Illinois law requires whoever digs to notify JULIE at least 3 days before digging.
Source: JULIE
We work 7 days a week, so pours can land when your site is quietest.
Excavated, graded, formed, poured, and finished by one crew. No trade waits on another.
Traffic returns after the cure. In cold weather, Joliet requires flatwork kept at 55°F for at least 5 days.
Source: City of Joliet
One crew from grading to finish.
Who we build for
Different jobs, same worries: the schedule, the disruption, and the drawings.
Pours scheduled 7 days a week, so work can land when tenants and traffic are lightest.
One crew for excavation, grading, forming, pouring, and finishing, so concrete doesn't hold up the next trade.
Foundations, slabs, lots, and curb lines built to the drawings by the same crew.
A lot or slab poured on a schedule that works around your hours.
New concrete reflects about 40% of sunlight and new asphalt about 5%. The gap narrows with age: concrete may reach about 25% after 5 years, and asphalt about 20% after seven.
Source: U.S. EPA
ACI 330 guidance puts car parking at about 5 in. and truck areas at about 6.5 in. See Commercial Slabs & Parking Lots for joints and more.
Source: PACA
Illinois sets the number by lot size, starting at 1 for up to 25 spaces. The full table is on Commercial Slabs & Parking Lots.
Source: Illinois Attorney General
Your drawings or your town's detail decide. B-6.12, for example, is a barrier curb 6 in. tall with a 12 in. gutter. See Curb & Gutter for how to read the codes.
Source: IDOT manual
Whoever does the digging. Illinois law requires them to notify JULIE at least 3 days ahead, not the property owner or the company the work is for.
Source: JULIE
Slabs, parking lots, curb and gutter, and foundations, across Joliet and the Greater Chicagoland area.
Yes. We work 7 days a week, so the pour can land when your site is quietest.
Get started
Request a free quote and we'll walk the site, review the drawings, and work out a schedule around your business. Prefer to talk? Call 815-836-1828, 7 days a week.
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Free quotes, 7 days a week.
