Commercial Concrete

Commercial Concrete in High Point, NC

Parking areas, pads, curbs and sidewalks for businesses in and around High Point. We schedule around your hours so the doors stay open while the work gets done.

Commercial concrete in a warehouse
5.0 on Google100% licensed and insured505+ projects completed35+ years combined experience15–20 mi around High Point

Commercial Concrete built to last

Industrial warehouse concrete demo

Commercial concrete has to hold up to repeated heavy traffic and get done on a schedule that doesn’t shut your business down — both change how we plan the job.

We pour parking areas, pads, curbs, and sidewalks for businesses, property managers, and general contractors in High Point and nearby towns. Commercial concrete carries heavier and more frequent loads than a residential driveway, so we plan the reinforcement and thickness around what the surface actually needs to handle. We’re licensed and insured, and we phase the work around your business hours so you can stay open while it gets done.

Work that doesn’t shut you down

Commercial jobs live or die on scheduling. We plan pours in sections and around your busiest hours, keep the site safe and tidy, and tell you exactly what will be closed and when.

We work with property owners, managers and general contractors.

What to expect with commercial work

We start with a site walk to plan phasing around your operating hours, then work in sections rather than closing the whole property at once where possible. Demolition, base prep, and pouring happen in the planned sequence, and we keep the work area clearly marked off for safety while the rest of the site stays open.

  • Site walk and phasing plan before work starts
  • Work done in sections around your hours
  • Area clearly marked off for safety
  • Site cleaned and reopened section by section

Types of commercial work

Commercial concrete work covers a range of project types, and each one has slightly different requirements — here’s how they typically differ.

  • Parking areas and pads

    Parking areas and pads see consistent vehicle traffic, so they’re built with thicker slabs and heavier reinforcement than a residential driveway. We plan drainage and traffic flow as part of the layout, not as an afterthought.

  • Curbs and sidewalks

    Curbs and sidewalks for commercial properties often have to meet ADA requirements for slope, width, and surface texture — something we plan for from the layout stage rather than fixing after the fact.

  • Slabs for commercial buildings

    A slab for a commercial building — retail space, warehouse, or office — is specified around what the finished space needs to support, from foot traffic to heavy equipment. We coordinate with your builder on timing and specs.

How we phase commercial work

Here’s the general order a commercial job follows, though the exact plan is built around your specific site and hours.

  1. 1

    Site walk

    We walk the property with you or your property manager to understand how the business operates day to day, then build a phasing plan around your actual busy and slow periods.

  2. 2

    Phasing plan

    We put the phasing plan in writing — what gets worked on when, and what stays open the whole time — so there are no surprises once the crew is on site.

  3. 3

    Work in sections

    We work one section at a time, keeping it clearly marked off, so the rest of the property stays accessible and safe for customers or employees while we’re on site.

  4. 4

    Reopen and walkthrough

    Once a section has cured enough for traffic, we reopen it and move to the next. When the job’s complete, we walk the whole site with you before calling it done.

Commercial projects

Photos from the Burton project library.

How the job runs.

  1. Step 1

    Consultation

    We come out, look at the site and talk through the job before we talk numbers.

  2. Step 2

    Written quote

    Clear scope and one price, in writing. No surprises later.

  3. Step 3

    Prep

    We show up on the day we set, dig out, and build the base right.

  4. Step 4

    Pour and finish

    Formed, poured and finished by the same crew, start to end.

  5. Step 5

    Walkthrough

    We walk it with you and clean up. It's done when you say it's done.

What customers say.

5.0

6 Google reviews

  • “Chad and his crew are very professional. They are very respectful of your time and property! The only thing they left behind when they were done was a beautiful slab! Thanks y’all for all of your hard work!”

    John H.Google review
  • “I would highly recommend Burton Concrete. The removed my old cracked up driveway and poured a new one that looks great. Very professional.”

    Mike S.Google review
  • “I have had Burton concrete do two big jobs for me, both jobs was not your every day pours. Chad was there every time he told me he was and come back when he said. Kept job site clean..”

    John S.Google review
  • “The concrete work was excellent. Everything from pricing, workmanship and cleanup after the job was finished was performed in a very professional manner.”

    Dr. Bob S.Google review

Commercial questions.

Rather talk? (336) 477-4414

We plan around your business. Tell us your hours and busy times, and we’ll build the schedule around them.

Yes. We’re licensed and insured and can send certificates before work starts.

Yes. We can work directly for owners or as a concrete sub for a GC.

Yes. Demolition and haul-off of whatever’s currently there is part of the phasing plan we build for your site.

Areas we serve

Based in High Point. These are the towns we work in most.

Let’s talk about your site.

Tell us about the job. We’ll come look at it and put the price in writing.