Concrete Slabs for Garages, Shops & Sheds
A detached garage, workshop, or storage building needs a slab that's poured to the size, thickness, and reinforcement the structure actually calls for, whether that's a metal building kit, a wood-framed shop, or a simple storage shed. We form and pour these slabs to spec so the building goes up on solid, level concrete.
Types of Projects We Handle
- Slabs for metal building kits and prefab shop packages
- Detached garage and workshop foundations
- Storage shed and barn pads
- RV, boat, and equipment parking pads
What's Included
Poured to building specs
We work from the dimensions and thickness a metal building or shop kit requires, including anchor bolt layout when the manufacturer specifies one.
Reinforced for the load
Rebar or mesh sized for the equipment, vehicles, or storage weight the slab will actually carry, not a thin all-purpose pour.
Level and square
A slab that's off level or out of square causes problems for the entire life of the building. We check both before and during the pour.
Site access accounted for
We plan equipment and truck access ahead of the pour so rural and lake-lot driveways aren't a surprise on pour day.
Built for Highland Lakes Ground
Shops and garages going up on rural Highland Lakes lots often deal with rock, caliche, or uneven grade. We handle the cut and fill needed to get a true, level pad before forming.
Recent Garage & Shop Slabs Work
Reinforced Pad Pour with Pump Truck
Round Reinforced Slabs
Finished Carport Slab Under a Steel Building
Building Pad Poured and Finished
Garage & Shop Slabs Service Areas
We provide garage & shop slabs throughout the Highland Lakes, including:
- Granite Shoals, TX
- Marble Falls, TX
- Horseshoe Bay, TX
- Kingsland, TX
- Burnet, TX
- Llano, TX
- Spicewood, TX
Garage & Shop Slabs Questions We Get Asked
- Can you pour a slab to match the specs of a metal building kit I already bought?
- Yes. Bring us the manufacturer's foundation plan and we'll pour the slab to the exact dimensions, thickness, and anchor bolt layout it calls for.
- How thick does a shop or garage slab need to be?
- Most detached garages and shops are poured at 4 to 5 inches, with thicker sections under areas that will carry vehicle lifts or heavy equipment. We size it to what you'll actually store or work on.
- Do you handle the site work before the slab, too?
- Yes. We handle grading and excavation as part of the same project, so the pad is level and properly compacted before we form and pour.
- Can a shop slab be poured on a rural lot with no existing driveway?
- In most cases, yes. We assess site access during the estimate and plan equipment and truck routes accordingly, which is common on rural Highland Lakes properties.
Ready to Talk About Your Project?
Call E&D Concrete & Landscape LLC directly for a free, no-pressure, on-site estimate anywhere in the Highland Lakes.