Garage Pads

Garage slabs poured
to carry real load.

Detached garage pads, shop floors, and shed bases with thickened edges, engineered rebar, and correct slope to the door.

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What you get

Built to the spec that survives a Calgary winter.

Every job includes the same structural spec, the same reinforcement, and the same permit process.

Thickened edge and rebar
Garage slabs carry point loads that a patio never sees. Perimeter edges are thickened and the grid is doubled where the walls land.
Permit and inspection handled
Detached garage slabs need a development permit and a footing inspection in Calgary. We manage the application and meet the inspector on site.
Sloped to the door
A garage floor that drains toward the back wall rots the bottom plate. We slope to the overhead door so meltwater leaves the building.
How it works

From site visit to finished slab.

1
Site visit and quote
Jeff measures, checks setbacks and grade, confirms the slab spec against your garage plan.
2
Permit and excavation
Development permit filed. Excavation to frost-appropriate depth, granular base compacted in lifts.
3
Form, rebar, inspection
Forms set, thickened edges and rebar grid placed, footing inspection booked and passed.
4
Pour and cure
One continuous 32 MPa pour. Power-trowel finish. Forms off at 24 hours, framing can start at seven days.
Common questions

Garage Pads questions, answered.

A standard 20×22 detached garage pad runs roughly $6,000 to $9,500 depending on excavation depth, whether frost walls are required, and site access. Permit fees are separate and billed at cost.

We pour 150mm minimum for a garage floor with a thickened perimeter edge, versus 100 to 125mm for a patio. Shop floors taking a hoist or heavy equipment get 200mm and an engineered rebar layout.

Yes. In Calgary a detached garage requires a development permit and a building permit, and the footing gets inspected before the pour. We handle the filing and meet the inspector.

Seven days for wall framing. Full design strength is at 28 days, which matters if you are setting heavy equipment or a hoist.

Only if the structure can be lifted or the walls are being rebuilt. Pouring a new floor inside standing walls is possible but the edges cannot be thickened properly, so we will talk through whether it is worth doing.

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Serving Calgary, Airdrie, Cochrane, Okotoks, Chestermere, Strathmore & High River
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