Peace River Concrete & Services is a name you can trust! We strive to provide top tier, reliable concrete work that will leave you saying WOW! Our team of professionals ensure every project is executed with precision and expertise. We also guarantee all of our jobs for 5 years included! Ask about our included warranty for more details
A small concrete slab offers practical, aesthetic, and financial advantages for homeowners. Key benefits include:
Durability and low maintenance: Concrete resists weather, insects, and rot. It requires minimal upkeep—occasional cleaning and a reseal every few years—and outlasts wood or paver alternatives
Customize your slab to fit your ideal image, we work with you to transform your space into whatever you can imagine!
A small concrete walkway adds curb appeal and value to your home while delivering long-term savings. Benefits include:
Durability and low maintenance: Concrete resists weather, insects, and rot. It needs only occasional cleaning and a reseal every few years, outlasting wood or paver alternatives.
Design flexibility: Customize your slab to fit your vision—colors, textures, and shapes—to transform your space into whatever you can imagine.
Peace River Concrete & Services — built to last, designed for you.
Pouring a Concrete RV Pad
Site selection: Choose a level area with good drainage and away from trees with invasive roots. Check local setback and easement requirements, and confirm utility locations (call before you dig).
Size: Typical RV pads range from 12–16 feet wide and 35–60 feet long depending on your rig. Allow extra length for tow vehicles and slideouts. Consider a wider pad (14–16 ft) for easier maneuvering.
Thickness: Standard thickness for residential RV pads is 4–6 inches
Pouring a concrete driveway for your home is a durable, low-maintenance choice that adds curb appeal and increases property value.
Project overview
Scope: Replace or install a new driveway (residential single-vehicle, double-vehicle, or custom width/length).
Materials: Portland cement concrete mix (commonly 3,000–4,000 psi for driveways), reinforcement (wire mesh or rebar), formwork (lumber), gravel base, expansion joints, curing compound or curing blankets, sealer (optional).
Typical thickness: 4 inches for light passenger vehicles, 5–6 inches recommended for heavier vehicles or trucks and for driveways with poor subgrade.
Site preparation
Permit & codes: Obtain any required local permits and follow municipal codes for slopes, drainage, and setback requirements.
Subgrade: Excavate to the required depth (usually 6–8 inches below finished grade for a standard 4-inch slab
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