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A paved road curves away from the slab into the woods
Ace Concrete Construction

Garage & Building Slabs Photos - Our Work

Garage floors, shop slabs and monolithic building pads poured by Ace Concrete Construction across Greenville and the Upstate, SC.

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  • SC licence RBS.65343
  • 20+ years in the trade
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RBS.65343SC builder licence
20+Years in the trade
4Upstate counties
40 miRadius from Taylors

Garage floors, shop slabs, building pads and monolithic pours. These carry vehicles, equipment and in many cases the structure itself, so the ground preparation and the reinforcement matter more here than anywhere else on a property.

43 photos of real jobs, straight from our crews.

An aerial view of workers power-troweling a large fresh concrete slab; overhead shot of a finishing crew smoothing a slab beside a tall wall
An aerial view of a dark power-troweled slab enclosed by foundation walls; overhead shot of a worker finishing a fresh basement slab
A flat slab poured inside an angled foundation wall corner on a wooded lot
A closer view of an angled foundation wall corner with a wide slab pour
A dark wet-troweled section of slab meeting a lighter dry section
A wide daylight view of an angled foundation slab with a wood form block
String lines and steel dowels marking a foundation slab's finished edge
Rebar dowels protruding along a fresh foundation slab's edge
An aerial view of a curved slab pour with a pump truck's boom extended
A paved road curves away from the slab into the woods
A nighttime view of a concrete slab with wet patches and triangular floor openings
A white PVC pipe protrudes vertically from the slab near the right edge
Bare winter trees surround the slab on a wooded building lot
A red flag marker sits staked near the slab's far corner
Fresh concrete meeting a red building's garage bay doors
An interior dark grey power-troweled slab floor inside a wood-framed building
Two workers finishing a slab pour beside a tall concrete retaining wall
A broom-finished grey concrete floor inside a wood-framed pole barn under construction
An elevated slab pour bordered by concrete retaining walls with workers walking across it
A large foundation slab pour overlooking a grassy valley view
A wide multi-section slab pour with a white truck parked in the foreground
Fresh concrete platform supported by wood bracing below a stone house
A wide dark slab pour with workers finishing using power trowels
Two rectangular concrete foundation pads poured side by side on a cleared red-clay lot
A wide slab pour with a white truck and SUV parked at its edge
An angled walkway slab pour braced with wood forms on a sloped site
A worker using a wheeled screed tool on a wet reflective slab pour
A multi-level slab foundation bordered by black silt fencing in a subdivision
An aerial drone view of a large house foundation with a pump truck's boom extended
A wet concrete floor inside an open-sided metal carport shelter
Corrugated metal decking forming a subfloor over a foundation with framing walls rising
A worker in a red shirt walking across a metal decking subfloor
Corrugated steel decking spanning a foundation between framed walls
An interior finished concrete floor with diagonal sunlight stripes across it
Broom-finished concrete under wood posts supporting a blue-roofed shelter
Overhead shot of a sprawling foundation slab surrounded by mature trees
A tiled metal decking subfloor beside a green-sided house under construction
A rebar grid laid across a red-clay excavation pit in a pool-shaped footprint
A rebar grid covered in white vapor barrier plastic with a red hose line running across it
A wide foundation area lined with plastic sheeting under an overcast sky
A vapor-barrier-covered foundation area bordered by pine trees
A close-up view of a curved concrete edge with a rippled wave-like texture
A slab pour bordered by a railroad tie and gravel with a small warming fire

What you are looking at

New garage and shop slabs, replacement garage floors where the old one had cracked or settled, monolithic pours where the slab and its thickened edge go down together, and building pads for structures going up on top.

Tear-out is usually the honest answer

When a garage floor has settled or cracked through its depth, the problem is almost always under the slab, and a coating or resurfacing covers that for a season before it telegraphs straight back through. These photos are mostly break-out-and-repour work for that reason.

Thickness follows the load

A slab that will see a truck, an RV or a lift is not the same slab as one that will see a car, and the thickness and reinforcement are set against what is actually going to sit on it. That is a conversation at the estimate, not an assumption.

Flat is a finishing job

A garage or shop floor has to drain where it is meant to and stay flat where equipment sits. That is done in the finishing, while the slab is still workable.

On the job

Pouring garage and building slabs in Greenville and the Upstate, on video

A building slab from forms to finish: perimeter set, reinforcement placed, concrete placed and screeded, then floated and finished flat.

Reviews

What garage and building slab customers say

Real Google reviews from customers across the Upstate.
Verified customer
Great work team was finished in a day and all the areas look great.
Google review · 3 months ago
Verified customer
Great job, the pad for our generator is perfect I highly recommend
Google review · 2 months ago
Verified customer
Awsome, great job!
Google review · 9 months ago

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Licence

Licensed garage and building slab contractor in Greenville and the Upstate: who we are

We at Ace Concrete Construction hold South Carolina residential builder licence RBS.65343. We have a member listing in the Home Builders Association of Greenville directory.
Service Areas

Where we work in Greenville and the Upstate

We work from our shop at 4706 Locust Hill Rd in Taylors, SC across Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson and Laurens counties, from our offices at 10 Accountants Circle, Suite 1B in Seneca, SC and 405 S Pine St, Suite J in Spartanburg, SC, and from an office in Asheville, NC.

How do I get a free concrete estimate?

We price the job on site.

Concrete work we pour across the Upstate: concrete driveways, decorative concrete, commercial concrete work, and industrial concrete work.

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  • Driveways
  • Patios & Outdoor Living
  • Decorative Concrete
  • Garage & Building Slabs
  • Foundation & Retaining Walls
  • Commercial Concrete
  • Industrial Concrete
  • Epoxy Flooring
  • Foundation Repair & Concrete Restoration

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