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Elevated view of a crew placing and screeding a concrete slab with a mixer truck parked at the street

Licensed • Bonded • Insured · Arizona ROC #358800

Commercial Concrete Contractor

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  • Bonded
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  • Residential
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Commercial concrete is judged on two things: whether the work is right, and whether it happened when it was supposed to. A slab poured beautifully two weeks late still costs somebody money.

SM Construction LLC works on commercial properties across Phoenix and the surrounding Valley, both directly for owners and property managers and as a concrete subcontractor to general contractors. We are licensed under Arizona ROC #358800, bonded and insured.

What This Work Solves

  • Work that has to fit a schedule

    On a commercial job the trades either side of concrete are already booked. We would rather give a realistic date and hit it than an optimistic one and move it, and we tell you early if something changes.

  • Keeping a property operating

    Tenants, customers and deliveries do not stop for concrete work. Phasing the pour, sequencing sections and working outside business hours where it makes sense are all ways of keeping a site usable while the work goes in.

  • Access and accessibility requirements

    Walkways, ramps, landings and parking connections on commercial property have accessibility requirements attached, and slope and transition tolerances are part of the work rather than an afterthought.

  • Documentation a contractor actually needs

    General contractors need current licensing, bonding and insurance on file, and they need estimates in enough detail to compare. That paperwork should not be something you have to chase.

Projects We Take On

  • Commercial slabs and building pads
  • Walkways, sidewalks and entry landings
  • Equipment pads and mechanical bases
  • Dumpster enclosure pads and approach slabs
  • Parking area concrete and vehicle transitions
  • Concrete removal and replacement on operating sites
  • Site concrete for tenant improvements
  • Concrete subcontract packages for general contractors

Commercial Concrete We've Built

Real photographs of our own work. See more in the full project gallery.

  • Elevated view of a crew placing and screeding a concrete slab with a mixer truck parked at the street
  • Crew finishing a large concrete foundation slab on an open lot, with wood forms around the edge and Arizona mountains on the horizon
  • Ride-behind power trowel finishing a large fresh foundation slab framed by a block stem wall
  • Broom-finished concrete walkway running under the covered walkway of a building under construction
  • Crew working under portable lights during a night concrete foundation pour
  • Block retaining wall and finished concrete slab forming a level pad at a residential property

How We Do It

  1. Scope the work against the schedule

    We start from the drawings or the site walk and from your dates, and tell you what is realistic before anything is committed.

  2. Provide documentation up front

    Licensing, bonding and insurance information goes over with the estimate rather than after an award.

  3. Plan phasing and access

    Where the property stays in use, we agree how the work is sequenced, what stays open and where equipment and trucks will be.

  4. Prepare and coordinate

    Removal, excavation, base and compaction are carried out, and any work from other trades that has to be in before concrete is confirmed complete.

  5. Place and finish

    Concrete is placed and finished to the specification, with the crew sized so placing and finishing keep pace on larger pours.

  6. Close out

    Joints cut, site cleaned, and a clear handover of when each area can go back into service.

Commercial Concrete: Common Questions

Do you work as a subcontractor for general contractors?

Yes. Taking the concrete package on commercial and residential projects is a core part of what we do, and we are happy to be added to a subcontractor or vendor list. Current licensing, bonding and insurance documentation is available on request.

Can you work outside business hours?

Yes. On occupied commercial properties, evening, overnight and weekend work is often the only sensible way to do it, and in an Arizona summer moving a large pour out of the daytime heat can be the better choice for the concrete as well.

Are you licensed, bonded and insured?

Yes — licensed under Arizona ROC #358800, bonded and insured. Certificates and current documentation are provided on request.

How do I get a commercial estimate?

Send the plans or the scope through the estimate form, or call 602-384-8990. For anything of size we will want to walk the site. Estimates are based on the actual scope of the project rather than a square-foot rate applied without looking.

Planning a Concrete Project?

Tell us what you're building and request a free estimate from SM Construction LLC.

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