Fox Valley, WI · 40+ Years Experience
Slabs & Pads
Solid, level foundations for garages, sheds, RV pads, and equipment. Sized and reinforced for your specific load.
Get Free EstimateCommon Problems We Solve
Building a new garage and need a proper concrete floor
Shed is sinking or unlevel on dirt or gravel
RV or boat parked on lawn causing ruts and damage
Generator, HVAC unit, or hot tub needs a stable pad
Existing garage floor is cracked, spalling, or settling
Need a durable surface for a workshop or storage building
Our Process
Site Evaluation & Quote
We assess the site, discuss intended use and load requirements, and provide a detailed free estimate.
Excavation
We dig to the required depth based on frost line requirements and your intended use.
Gravel Base & Compaction
A properly compacted gravel base is installed — the foundation of any long-lasting slab.
Reinforcement
Wire mesh or rebar is placed based on your load requirements. Heavier use means heavier reinforcement.
Pour, Finish & Cure
Concrete is poured to correct thickness, screeded level, finished, and allowed to cure properly.
Why Choose Leon Concrete
Correct thickness for your application — 4" for sheds, 5–6"+ for vehicles and heavy equipment
Steel reinforcement keeps the slab intact under heavy or repetitive loads
Laser-leveled surface — critical for garage doors, equipment, and storage shelving
We handle residential and light commercial slabs of any size
40+ years of flatwork experience across Fox Valley, WI
Serving Fox Valley, WI
Appleton · Neenah · Menasha · Kaukauna · Kimberly · Little Chute and surrounding areas
Frequently Asked Questions
How thick does a garage slab need to be?
Standard residential garage slabs are 4–5 inches thick. If you're parking heavy trucks, RVs, or equipment, we recommend 5–6 inches with rebar reinforcement. We'll recommend the right spec during your estimate.
Do slabs need to be reinforced?
All our slabs include reinforcement. Light-duty slabs get wire mesh. Heavier applications — garages, equipment pads, commercial spaces — get rebar. Reinforcement is what keeps a slab from cracking into pieces if the ground shifts.
How long does a slab take to complete?
Most residential slabs are poured in a single day once the base prep is complete. Base prep typically takes a day. You can walk on it after 24–48 hours and drive on it after 7 days.
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We serve the Fox Valley, WI area. Licensed & insured with 40+ years of concrete experience. Call, email, or fill out our quote form — we respond within 24 hours.
leonconcretes@gmail.com