Repair damaged floors, replace worn slabs, or install floors for warehouses and production facilities.
FOR U.S. COMMERCIAL PROJECTSCommercial concrete contractors.
Commercial concrete contractors.
For your business.
We connect U.S. businesses with contractors for commercial concrete work. Describe your project, review contractor suggestions, and choose whom to contact.
What comes with a suggestionWhich concrete service do you need?
The service you choose narrows the contractor search to the work involved. Select a specialty to review project details and request relevant contractor coverage.
Plan dock work and pedestrian routes around deliveries, entrances, and the people using your site.
Define pavement or parking structure work, with traffic, drainage, and phased access in view.
Scope building foundations, equipment supports, and below-floor work around your facility requirements.
Identify structural repairs or tilt-up construction, available design information, and site constraints.
FLOOR CONDITION PLANILLUSTRATIVE
Industrial floor repair: A floor plan separates a cracked area, damaged joint edges, and a forklift route to keep in view when scoping repairs.
Map each affected area. Photos and condition reports help the project team investigate causes before choosing a repair.
Identify broken edges separately from surface wear. Ask how joint movement and traffic will be addressed.
Record traffic, closure windows, and the conditions required before returning the repair to service.
Conceptual scope illustration, not to scale. Confirm conditions and design with the responsible project professionals.
What comes with each contractor suggestion?
Each contractor suggestion includes relevant experience, the reason for the suggestion, and questions to resolve before you choose an introduction.
How we review contractors- Relevant commercial experience
- The company’s stated experience and service areas, so you can assess how they relate to your work.
- A reason for the suggestion
- Why our team considers the company relevant to your project and its operating needs.
- Questions to resolve
- Information still needed to confirm suitability, such as current capacity, qualifications, or scope details.
- Your choice to connect
- Review the information, then choose whether to share your project with that contractor.
What should you know before making a request?
You should know the fees, how coverage is checked, and who receives your details before submitting a request.
Need help with your request? Contact our team.
The initial pilot has no platform fees for businesses or contractors. Concrete work and any professional services are paid separately under your agreement with the provider. View fees.
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your commercial project.
Start with the work and location. You choose which introductions to approve.