Concrete Slab & Foundation Work

Why Your Foundation Matters

Your foundation is the most important part of any structure. Whether you're building a new home, adding a garage, or constructing a commercial building, everything depends on having a solid, level foundation that won't settle or shift over time.

We pour foundations and slabs that meet or exceed local building codes and are designed specifically for Great Falls soil conditions. A properly installed foundation prevents costly structural problems down the road and protects your investment for decades.

Types of Concrete Foundation Work We Do

We handle all types of foundation and slab work for residential and commercial projects. Here's what we can build for you:

• Slab-on-grade foundations for new home construction
• Garage and shop foundations with proper reinforcement
• Pole barn and metal building slabs
• Basement floors and walls
• Crawl space foundations
• Commercial building foundations
• Equipment pads for HVAC units, generators, and machinery
• Shed and accessory structure foundations

Each type of foundation has specific requirements for depth, reinforcement, and drainage. We work with your plans and local building requirements to deliver exactly what your project needs.

How We Install Foundations and Slabs

Foundation work requires precision and attention to detail. We start by carefully reviewing your plans and conducting a site evaluation to identify any potential issues with soil conditions or drainage. Then we follow a proven process that ensures your foundation will perform as designed.

Site excavation is done to the correct depth and dimensions, followed by compacting the subgrade to create a stable base. We install a gravel base layer for drainage and moisture control, then place forms with laser precision to ensure everything is level and square. Steel reinforcement is positioned according to engineering specifications before we pour and finish the concrete.

Built for Montana Conditions

Great Falls has specific challenges when it comes to foundation work. Our soil has clay content that expands and contracts with moisture changes, and our freeze-thaw cycles can cause heaving if foundations aren't installed correctly. We account for these factors in every project by using proper excavation depths, adequate drainage, and concrete mixes designed for our climate.

If you're planning new construction or need foundation work for an addition or accessory building, contact us for a detailed quote. We'll evaluate your site, review your plans, and provide transparent pricing for the complete project. See more about our concrete construction services or learn about our commercial concrete capabilities. You can also explore our foundation repair services if you have an existing foundation with problems.