Concrete Patios and Flatwork
Poured concrete gives you one continuous surface with no joints to weed and nothing to shift out of line. It is a good answer for patios, slabs and equipment pads where you want something simple and hard wearing. The work that matters happens before the truck arrives: the base, the forms and the reinforcement. Panther uses professional grade material and finishes the surface properly so it wears evenly.
What Goes Into a Pour
Prepared Base
Compacted subgrade under every pour. Concrete is rigid, so what it sits on has to be even.
Formed and Reinforced
Forms set to line and grade, with reinforcement placed before the pour rather than tossed in after.
Pitched to Drain
A flat patio holds water. Ours are pitched so runoff leaves the slab and the foundation alone.
Control Joints Cut In
Concrete cracks. Control joints decide where, so it happens on a straight line instead of across the middle.
What We Pour
Finish Options
Our Process
Lay It Out
Size, shape, thickness and where the water needs to run.
Prep and Form
Excavate, compact the subgrade, set forms to grade and place reinforcement.
Pour and Finish
Place the concrete, screed it, and finish the surface to the texture you picked.
Joint and Cure
Control joints cut in, then the slab is left to cure before it takes weight.
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