Any recommendations? This is just to add on to the small back patio to hold a few chairs, bbq pit, etc.
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Need 10'x12' Concrete Patio Slab Poured
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Last: 7 mo ago by tgivaughn
Just kind of an FYI concrete is really expensive right now
https://www.concretenetwork.com/concrete-prices.html
https://www.concretenetwork.com/concrete-prices.html
Nick Ponce (979) 574-3683
Ok so like $40 more than it would've been a few years ago based on his 2.22, repeating of course, CY requirements (figured at 6" thick).EliteElectric said:
Just kind of an FYI concrete is really expensive right now
https://www.concretenetwork.com/concrete-prices.html
I'm paying anywhere from $108 to $135 per CY in BCS right now.
OP, we do a lot bigger stuff or I would offer to help you out. Just make sure whoever you do use provides some kind of subgrade prep and sufficient reinforcement in the middle of the slab. Those are the biggest offenses I see from the avg Joe offering concrete work on Facebook.
Who is $108/yd for mud in BCS?
Manuel Barajas
979-412-0537
979-412-0537
I have a crew that can do this. Just need to know what kind of dirt work is involved and if we can get a concrete truck to the pour site or if we need to shuttle wheelbarrows. 979-464-5090
Blake_R_2012 said:
I have a crew that can do this. Just need to know what kind of dirt work is involved and if we can get a concrete truck to the pour site or if we need to shuttle wheelbarrows. My cell is 936-537-5457.
Georgia Buggys are better than wheelbarrows!
Gus_McCrae said:Ok so like $40 more than it would've been a few years ago based on his 2.22, repeating of course, CY requirements (figured at 6" thick).EliteElectric said:
Just kind of an FYI concrete is really expensive right now
https://www.concretenetwork.com/concrete-prices.html
I'm paying anywhere from $108 to $135 per CY in BCS right now.
OP, we do a lot bigger stuff or I would offer to help you out. Just make sure whoever you do use provides some kind of subgrade prep and sufficient reinforcement in the middle of the slab. Those are the biggest offenses I see from the avg Joe offering concrete work on Facebook.
Are you in concrete business local to BCS/greater BCS area? Residential/Commercial?
This shouldn't be more than 70-80 80# bags. Sounds like a fun Saturday.
Not directly, but I do some GC stuff.
Reggiesankles, not a concreate comment, but I'd like to talk with you about STR/permit (you posted a while ago). Thank you.
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un@gmail.com
Would a truck bring a yard or two? I'm looking to have a pad the same size but was told trucks have a 5 yd min.
Tucker construction has a mix onsite truck and has a smaller minimum., But higher per yard, worth it.
https://m.facebook.com/TuckerConcrete1/
https://jontuckerconstruction.com/
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Why not just build a bigger pad using the whole 5 yards?
Quit making sense, not aloud on this platform…..
Off topic
re: roof leaks
https://www.amerhart.com/blog/construction-and-design-trends/why-grace-ice-water-shield-is-better/
re: roof leaks
https://www.amerhart.com/blog/construction-and-design-trends/why-grace-ice-water-shield-is-better/
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