Citrus County, FL
Concrete Slab Contractors in Citrus County, FL
Garage, shed, home-addition, RV, carport, and equipment slabs in Citrus County run from site preparation through the finished pour. Plain slabs usually cost $5–$9 per square foot.
- Shed, garage & carport pads
- RV & boat parking
- Home addition footings
- Vapor barrier & rebar
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Quick answer
How thick should a shed or garage slab be?
Concrete slab thickness depends on how the slab will be used, ground conditions, reinforcement requirements, and applicable building codes. A typical residential slab may be around 4 inches thick, while garages, heavy equipment pads, and structural foundations can require different specifications. The appropriate design is determined for each project.
What changes a slab quote
Access and the haul to the forms move a job inside the range in the introduction. A clear suburban lot and a wooded lot with a long drive are not the same visit. Say whether the pad is for a mower, a daily driver, an RV, or a building.
The written quote is the number that matters, because the lot changes from Inverness to Homosassa. New-home pads in Citrus Springs are quoted the same way. Request your concrete slab estimate and we will set a free on-site look, usually within 48 hours.
Pads this page covers
- Shed and carport pads
- Garage slabs
- RV and boat parking
- Home addition footings
- HVAC equipment pads
Larger buildings are part of the same work. The project gallery shows a 40 by 48 foot pole barn with a 20 by 12 foot porch, from prepped site to finished pour, a 30 by 50 foot building foundation in Crystal River, and a metal building pad on a wooded Crystal River lot. Rural lots in Floral City often need barn slabs too.
A new garage slab often needs a driveway in front of it. That is quoted on the concrete driveways page. A stamped patio or pool deck is a different finish — see stamped concrete. Shop floors, dumpster pads, and ADA ramps are on the commercial concrete page.
How a slab is built on sandy Citrus County soil
A lot of the ground here is sand, and sand settles. Tree roots, a heavy vehicle, and heat are the other usual reasons concrete cracks in Citrus County. The work starts before the truck shows up: the ground is graded and the forms are set. The gallery includes that stage — leveled ground and grade stakes, ready for the pour.
The sandy base is compacted so the slab sits on firm ground. A vapor barrier and rebar go in next. A shed pad is a small grid. One 50 by 80 foot barndominium, with an adjacent 50 by 30 foot shop, took more than 4,100 linear feet of rebar, tied and placed before the pour.
Leave the slab alone while it cures. A shed that only sees foot traffic can be used sooner than a pad that will hold a car, truck, or RV. The driveway page lists the usual walk-on and drive-on windows.
If an older slab already failed, check concrete repair before you assume it all has to come out.
Slabs & Foundations near you
Slab and foundation projects
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40' x 48' Pole Barn Slab 
Slab Under a Steel Structure 
30' x 50' Building Foundation, Crystal River 
Metal Building Pad, Crystal River 
50' x 80' Barndominium Foundation 
Site Prep and Forming
What homeowners say
Homeowners who hired the crew put it this way.
Bobby and his crew are some of the hardest working contractors I have met. Not only that, they went above and beyond what I expected. Very punctual, friendly, and did exactly what I wanted done.
I highly recommend Bobby and his crew. They are highly professional, easy to work with, fun to be around, and do excellent work. They go the extra mile to make sure you are getting the result you want.
Bobby and his team did an amazing job on my complicated job. They finished it on schedule and within cost. I would hire them again in a heartbeat.
Slabs & Foundations FAQs
How much does a 12x16 shed slab cost?
A 12x16 (192 sq ft) shed slab in Citrus County usually costs $1,000–$1,700 depending on site prep and access.
Do slab jobs include a vapor barrier?
Yes. A vapor barrier and rebar are placed before the concrete. The build section on this page shows how large that grid gets on a barndominium and shop.
Do you pour pole barn and metal building slabs?
Yes. Pole barn and metal building slabs are part of this page, including pads on wooded lots. Photos on this page keep the original gallery titles.
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