Equipment pads for contractors
Concrete pads for generators, batteries, transformers and AC units.
You sell and set the equipment. We prep the ground, form it, pour it and set the anchors to your spec, so the pad is ready when your crew shows up.
- Generators
- Batteries
- Transformers
- AC units
- DFW metro
What we pour
Four pads. Built to the spec.
Generator pads
Standby generator pads sized from the unit's install manual: footprint, clearances and anchor pattern.
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Battery pads
For battery systems too heavy to wall-mount, or stacked units that need a level base.
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Transformer pads
Pad-mount transformer pads built to the utility's drawing or your engineer's detail.
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AC unit pads
Level pads for AC condensers and heat pumps, sized from the unit's footprint and clearances.
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Every pad
Ground to anchors. One sub.
Site prep
Excavation, grading and a compacted base, sloped so water runs away from the equipment.
Forms and reinforcement
Forms set level and square. Reinforcement per the spec.
Pour and finish
Concrete placed and finished smooth.
Anchors
J-bolts or post-install anchors per the manufacturer's spec, set to your pattern.
How it works
Send the spec. Set the equipment.
- 01
Send the specs
Equipment model, footprint, weight and anchor pattern, or the drawing. Plus the job address.
- 02
We prep and form
Excavate, compact the base, set the forms level with slope for drainage.
- 03
Pour, finish, set anchors
Concrete placed, finished, anchors set to your pattern.
- 04
Cure, then you set it
After cure time, your crew sets the equipment on a solid, level pad.
Who we pour for
Built for the trades
Generator dealers and installers
You sell the unit and run the gas and power. We have the pad ready for the set.
Electrical contractors
Batteries, transfer equipment and transformers all need a base. You stay on the wire.
HVAC contractors
Condenser and heat-pump pads ready before your install crew rolls up.
Builders and GCs
One sub for the equipment pads on the job, poured to the drawings.
FAQ
Straight answers
What do you do?
Concrete equipment pads for contractors: generator pads, battery pads, transformer pads and AC unit pads. We prep, form, pour and set the anchors. You set the equipment.
Who do you work for?
Contractors: generator dealers and installers, electricians, HVAC contractors and builders across Dallas–Fort Worth.
How do you size a pad?
From the equipment's install manual or the drawing you send: footprint, clearances, weight and anchor pattern. If the utility or an engineer has a detail, we build to it.
How thick is the pad?
Whatever the spec calls for. The manufacturer's manual, the utility's drawing or your engineer sets thickness and reinforcement. We don't guess.
When can we set the equipment?
Concrete has to cure before it takes the load. We'll tell you the date when we pour, based on the mix and the weather.
Are your crews insured?
Yes. Insured crews on every job.
Where do you work?
The DFW metroplex: Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Weatherford, Azle, Denton, Plano, Frisco, Irving, Grapevine and the towns around them.
How do I get a price?
Send the job through the form with the equipment model or the drawing. We'll answer by email with a price.
Send us the job
Tell us what's going on the pad.
Equipment model or drawing, the address and when you need it. We answer by email.