Commercial Concrete

Warehouse slabs, loading docks, equipment pads, ADA ramps, and parking lot concrete.

• ADA Ramp Cost — $12,000–$60,000 per project
  An ADA ramp project typically includes layout, grading, concrete forming and placement, landings, edge protection, and accessibility-compliant transitions. Southern California costs vary with ramp length and elevation change, demolition needs, site access, drainage, railings, permitting, and required detectable warnings.
• Commercial Concrete Slab Cost — $10–$24 per square foot
  Commercial slab pricing depends on thickness, concrete strength, reinforcing, subgrade and vapor-control requirements, placement volume, pumping, finishing tolerances, and testing. Large open pours can achieve lower unit costs, while small phased slabs, heavy reinforcement, high-flatness floors, restricted access, and prevailing-wage work cost more in Southern California.
• Commercial Sidewalk Cost — $14–$32 per square foot
  Commercial sidewalk work commonly includes grading, base preparation, forming, reinforcement or dowels, concrete placement, jointing, finishing, and curing. Southern California costs vary with sidewalk thickness, demolition, pedestrian and business access requirements, decorative or accessibility details, permitting, and the size and continuity of the work area.
• Concrete Bollard Cost — $900–$3,000 per bollard
  Concrete bollard installation generally includes layout, excavation or core work, reinforcement or anchorage, concrete, bollard placement, and surface restoration. Southern California costs depend on bollard size and type, footing requirements, subsurface utilities, pavement conditions, access, finish, and whether traffic-control measures are needed.
• Dumpster Pad Cost — $10,000–$35,000 per project
  A commercial dumpster pad in Southern California commonly falls around $10,000-$35,000 per project, with roughly $18,000 typical for a reinforced pad with normal access and site work. Dimensions, thickness, reinforcement, subgrade repair, enclosure footings, drainage, bollards, permits, prevailing-wage requirements, and operating-site constraints can change the price substantially.
• Equipment Pad Cost — $4,000–$25,000 per project
  Equipment-pad pricing is highly design-specific because dimensions, thickness, reinforcing, anchor details, housekeeping curbs, and equipment loads vary widely. Small commercial work also carries significant mobilization, inspection, access, and short-load costs in Southern California.
• Loading Dock Concrete Cost — $30–$90 per square foot
  Loading-dock concrete is structural and operationally sensitive work rather than ordinary flatwork. Slab thickness, reinforcement, dowels, subgrade, foundations, forming, embedded dock hardware, restricted placement windows, demolition, and maintaining facility operations can create very large cost differences.
• Parking Lot Concrete Cost — $12–$24 per square foot
  A concrete parking lot project generally covers subgrade preparation, forms, reinforcement, concrete placement, finishing, joints, and curing. Southern California pricing is influenced by slab specifications, soil and drainage conditions, traffic loads, access, and the total paved area.