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Concrete RV Pad Installation in Vancouver, WA and Portland, OR
Concrete RV Pad Installation
When it comes to RV parking, a concrete pad is a great investment. Not only does it provide a stable and level surface for your vehicle, but it also helps to prevent erosion and keeps your RV clean. Installing a concrete RV pad requires careful planning and preparation, including site excavation, grading, and pouring the concrete. It's important to hire a professional contractor who has experience with this type of project to ensure that the job is done right. With a properly installed concrete RV pad, you can enjoy worry-free parking for years to come.
Types of Concrete RV Pads
We provide various options for concrete RV pads that cater to your specific needs. Our standard offer a sturdy base, while reinforced pads provide extra strength and stability for bigger or heavier vehicles. We also specialize in sloped or leveling pads to keep your RV secure on uneven terrain.
More About SMV Concrete
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License and bonded with Liability insurance and bonded so that your project is covered
Family Owned and Operated
We are a family-owned company with over 20 years of experience. We understand the importance of family and work hard to serve yours
Customer Service
We pride ourselves on top tier customer service. We address any questions and concern before, during, and after the project has been completed
Concrete RV Pad Site Preparation
Preparing a site for an RV concrete pad is an important step in ensuring a long-lasting and stable foundation. The first step is to clear the area of any debris or vegetation. Next, the site should be leveled and compacted to prevent settling. A layer of gravel should be added to improve drainage and provide a stable base. Finally, a layer of sand should be added to create a smooth surface for the concrete pad. Proper site preparation is crucial for a successful RV concrete pad installation.
Concrete RV Pad Pouring
To form and pour a concrete RV pad, you'll need to start by and marking the area where you want to pour the concrete. Then, you'll need to excavate the area to the appropriate depth and lay down a layer of gravel. After that, you'll need to build forms around the area to contain the concrete. Once the forms are in place, you can mix pour the concrete into the area. Finally, you'll need to smooth and level the of the concrete and allow it to cure for several days before using it. With the right tools and techniques, you can create a durable and long-lasting RV pad that will provide a stable foundation for your vehicle.
Concrete Finishing
Finishing a concrete RV pad is an important step in ensuring its longevity and durability. The process involves smoothing out the surface of the concrete and applying a sealant to protect it from weathering and wear and tear. It's important to let the concrete cure properly before applying the sealant, which can take up to a week or more depending on the weather conditions. Once the sealant is applied, the RV pad will be ready for use and provide a sturdy and reliable surface for parking and maneuvering your RV.
RV Pad Maintenance and First Use
After pouring a concrete RV pad, it's important to allow it to cure for at least 7 days before using it. During this time, keep the surface moist to prevent cracking. Once the pad is cured, it can be used regularly with proper maintenance. To keep the concrete in good condition, regularly clean it with a pressure washer and apply a concrete sealer every few years to protect it from damage.
