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We deliver strong, long-lasting garage slabs and driveways designed for durability, performance, and a clean finish.

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Built to Handle Daily Use and Heavy Loads.

We specialize in driveways built to withstand heavy traffic, changing weather, and everyday wear. Whether it’s a new installation or replacement, our team ensures proper preparation, reinforcement, and finishing for a surface that performs and looks great over time.

  • Proper base preparation for maximum stability
  • Reinforced concrete for strength and load resistance
  • Smooth, level finishes with clean edges
  • Designed to resist cracking and surface wear
  • Efficient, clean, and organized job execution
  • Built to meet durability and performance standards
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Work Process

Our work process that we provide

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Consultation & Job Details

We assess your project requirements, site conditions, and layout to plan the most effective approach.

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Site Setup & Preparation

We prepare the base, ensure proper grading, and set up equipment for a smooth, reliable pour.

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Pumping Execution

We deliver consistent concrete placement with precise leveling and a clean, professional finish.

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Clean Up & Completion

We complete the project with attention to detail, leaving a durable surface and a clean job site.

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Built on Trust & Proven Performance

We take pride in delivering results that earn repeat clients and strong word-of-mouth referrals.

FAQ

Quick and clear answers to your key questions

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Our team is here to walk you through your project details, timeline, and provide a clear estimate.

1. How thick should a standard garage slab or driveway be?

For residential use, we typically pour a minimum of 4 inches of high-strength concrete. However, for garages housing heavy machinery or driveways expecting oversized vehicles, we recommend a 5 to 6-inch pour to ensure long-term structural integrity and prevent cracking under pressure.

2. How do you prevent the concrete from cracking over time?

While concrete naturally shrinks, we minimize cracking through two key methods: installing a compacted granular sub-base to prevent settling and using precision-cut control joints. These joints act as “planned cracks,” allowing the concrete to expand and contract safely during temperature changes.

3. Do you use rebar or wire mesh for reinforcement?

At ProFlo Concrete Pumping, we prioritize durability. We typically use rebar (steel reinforcement bars) tied in a grid pattern. Rebar provides significantly more structural strength than standard wire mesh, ensuring your slab can handle heavy loads without shifting or breaking.

 

4. What kind of finish is best for an outdoor driveway?

For driveways, we recommend a Broom Finish. This provides a non-slip texture that is essential for traction during rain or icy winter months. For interior garage slabs, we often provide a Smooth Trowel Finish for a clean, easy-to-sweep surface.

 

5. Does my new concrete need to be sealed?

Yes. To protect your investment from oil stains, salt damage, and freeze-thaw cycles, we highly recommend applying a high-quality penetrative sealer. This creates a protective barrier that extends the life of the concrete and keeps the finish looking pristine for years.

6. What is "PSI," and what strength do you use?

PSI (Pounds per Square Inch) measures the compressive strength of the concrete. For driveways and garage slabs, we use a minimum of 32,000 to 4,000 PSI mix with air-entrainment. The tiny air bubbles allow the concrete to expand and contract during Ontario’s freeze-thaw cycles without scaling.