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Pads for Sheds & Garages

A level, well-drained pad, gravel or concrete, keeps a shed door from sticking and a garage slab from cracking. This is how a TVIS pad goes in, from a sloped corner of the yard to a building that sits square.

Freshly poured pad, level and square, in an open yard

What we do

  • Shed foundation pads
  • Detached garage site preparation
  • Gravel pads for metal buildings
  • Carport and trailer parking pads
  • Site leveling and grading
  • Concrete pads and slabs
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Before: garage pad
After: garage pad
BeforeAfter

How a TVIS pad goes in

  1. Pad area laid out with wood forms in an open yard

    Cleared site

    Brush, roots and topsoil come out so the pad sits on firm ground.

  2. Graded dirt pad inside the forms

    Graded pad

    Cut and filled level, with the edges sloped so water runs away.

  3. Concrete slab poured on the finished pad

    Compacted gravel base

    Stone placed in layers and compacted, so it stays flat.

  4. Finished building standing on the pad

    Finished building

    Your shed, garage or metal building goes up on a solid base.

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What happens next

Tell us the building size and send a photo of the spot. That's usually enough for a first look. We look it over, call you to talk it through, and visit the site if it needs a look.

How it works

  1. 1

    You send a few photos and a short description of the job.

  2. 2

    We look them over and call to talk it through.

  3. 3

    We visit the site if it needs a look in person.

  4. 4

    You get an estimate for the work.

What you end up withAn estimate, and a crew that has seen the job

Ready to get started?

Send a few photos and a short description. We'll talk through the next steps.