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You’ve just entered a site that will save you money on your next concrete job. With Every Day Low Pricing! Be sure You’re paying the lowest price Every Time! Quality and Satisfaction is our #1 Goal. We specialize in all concrete concepts, ranging from footers, foundations, slabs, slab on grade, slab on deck, walks, patios, freestanding curbs, colored, stamped, decorative and much more. Utilizing the latest technology in concrete placement (Somero S-100 Laser Screed), and the use of pans on our riders, our company will meet all of your projects overall and minimum FF and FL values, with the placement of up to 20,000 sq ft per day. With over 10 years of company experience with one owner, and over 100 years combined field experience and 60 years combined office experience, our company will not fail to meet and exceed all of your expectations in contract and office negotiations and field supervision and operations.
We strive for excellence in conforming to all A.C.I practices and standards for concrete placement. Our aspirations are to build a strong, continual, working relationship with all general contractors that we work for, achieving a goal which will bring your company more work as well as ours.
We cover Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Schools, parking lots, warehouses, Sams Clubs, Auto parts, Rite aid.
We poured 42,000 sqft in Indiana. We are just finishing 95,000 sqft in Avon Ohio for Dunlop and Johnston. We are pouring 30,000 sqft in Indiana tomorrow.
We have worked for Central Ohio Builders, Robertson Construction, Telamon Construction, Gutknecht Construction, and many more.
We pour footers, slabs and exterior, complete concrete packages.
We also rent our laser screed.
We are bidding about 10 jobs a week and can not get to all of them so I wanted to put this package together to help out. If you were awarded a job and want us to bid complete take off we definitely can please.
Call Dan Yoder at 330-231-4282
The best quality at the best price around or you get a free hunt at our ranch.
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Yoder Laser Concrete
7391 County Road 203
Millersburg, Ohio 44654
(330) 674-4365 Phone
(330) 674-3365 Fax
(330) 231-4282 Cell
We have the manpower and equipment to work inside!!!
Propane powered: Bobcats, Power Trowels, and electric saws!
We work to fit your schedule, we have a night shift crew on a Sams Club in Cleveland Ohio who work while the store is closed and have the store in operating order before opening hours the next morning.
If your project is prepped and ready to pour, we get it done for $0.50 cents per sq ft!!
Concerned about FF Floor Flatness or FL Floor Level??? We can help with the use of our Laser Screed, Power Trowels and Electric Saws. Our finishers work with your crews… we also rent our laser screed and operator and power trowels.
Call for more information
We’re currently looking for small fill in jobs from 5,000 sq ft to 10,000 sq ft
Interested in Stamped Concrete, Patios, Driveways or Retaining Walls??
Our prices start at $5 per sq ft!
Yes, we have the best prices around.
We also do Tear out and Replacements
Call today for a free estimate!!
“Where hard work and quality still matter….”
330-674-4365
www.yoderlaserconcrete.com
CALL TODAY AND SAVE!!!!!!!!!!!
We can give better prices for work contracted months in advance!
We accept all major credit cards for payment!
Call Dan for a free estimate today!!
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How to Plan a Concrete Slab for a Shed
Every shed will function better with a concrete slab. The concrete creates a surface for driving a riding lawn mower into the building, for example. Planning the framing is relatively simple, since only basic materials are required. Don’t skimp on the amount of concrete used for actual construction, however, since a thin floor will crack more easily over time. A thinner base also makes the slab vulnerable to moisture from ground soil. Plan the construction of the slab carefully to look nice from all angles, since a shed may rest on top of the slab and leave the perimeter visible.
Instructions
Measure the yard space allowable for a shed. Sketch a basic slab, making sure it will not be near trees or plantings that will eventually grow large roots. Plan to build a framework using 2-by-8-inch boards lined with roll-type metal grid work, which will add strength to the concrete pour. Design the slab to fit the dimensions of the shed exactly, so select the shed model to be used before the slab is constructed. Locate digging tools to prepare yard space for the slab. Use a rotary tiller, for instance, to break up the soil. Acquire shovels for one or two workers to dig out the slab space. Plan to have a hoe, as well, since rocks might be in the way. Level the slab space to allow for a concrete base 8 inches deep that will be at least a couple of inches above surrounding soil. Pour the slab deeper than 8 inches, if needed, to allow for a surface slightly above ground level. Discuss all aspects of the pour with a concrete company. Talk with experts concerning the type of concrete needed for the pour, the costs involved, and special needs for allowing yard room for the delivery truck. Keep in mind that lawn flower beds or special plantings might dictate that wheelbarrows be used to fill the slab framework. Plan to hire workers to help with this, if needed. Plan to build the slab surface to shed water. Slope the top surface, when the slab is constructed, to shed water since extreme rain might cause standing water. Allow for a floor scrubbing from time to time, too. Design the flooring framework slightly higher on the front side by one-half inch. During the slab pour, utilize a 2-by-4-inch lumber board to finish the pour to a smooth texture. Design a landscaping border for the slab. Do this to allow for a bed of pebbles or mulch, for example, around the perimeter. Incorporate this border into the plan, so that lawn mowing will be easier near the shed. Install a border to keep weeds from growing near the new building, too. Design a border around the shed slab with a flat brick on the edge of the overall perimeter installed perfectly flat. Use this flat brick space for a lawn mower wheel to ride on.Things You’ll Need
