805-424-5998
Licensed & Insured
805-424-5998
Licensed & Insured
Vehicle-rated paving and accessible entry paths for retail centers, restaurants, and light industrial sites across Santa Barbara County.
Vehicle-rated paving and accessible entry paths for retail centers, restaurants, and light industrial sites across Santa Barbara County.
Passenger stalls at 5 inches with #4 rebar or 6x6 WWM, drive aisles at 6 inches with #4 rebar at 18 inches on center, and trash enclosures or loading docks at 7–8 inches with doweled joints.
We coordinate site prep, permits, and stormwater compliance for parking lot pours, including grading toward bioswales and drain inlets required under local MS4 rules.
Running slope maxed at 5 percent on accessible routes and 8.33 percent on ramps, cross slope capped at 2 percent, with switchback ramps common on hillside commercial lots.
Loading zones take repeated point loads from delivery trucks and forklifts, so we thicken the pad, add dowels at cold joints, and specify 4,000–4,500 PSI mixes for that application.
We handle commercial concrete finishing — broom, trowel, salt, and sandblast finishes selected for slip resistance in outdoor dining and entry areas along State Street and Coast Village Road — alongside repair work for spalling and settled walkways on older properties.
5 inches for passenger stalls, 6 inches for drive aisles, and 7–8 inches for loading docks and trash enclosures under repeated point loads.
Yes, we coordinate grading toward bioswales and drain inlets required under local MS4 rules as part of parking lot pours.
5 percent maximum running slope on accessible routes, 8.33 percent on ramps, and 2 percent cross slope on walkways and accessible stalls.
Yes, Santa Barbara's hillside commercial lots often require switchback ramps and intermediate landings, which we design into the access route from the start.
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805-424-5998