Commercial Concrete in Vaughan

In Concord and the industrial blocks along Highway 7 west of the 400, the concrete work is dock aprons, truck pads and the curb lines around them, where loaded trailers sit and turn every day. That is where asphalt fails first, so those sections are poured to take the load.

A destination retail lot fills completely and empties completely, and the curb line takes the whole load of that circulation at the entrances. We build those sections to carry it rather than treating the perimeter as uniform.

Highway 7 office sites need walkways that read as part of the building — consistent, level, properly finished — while still draining. We pour to grade first and worry about appearance second, because a good-looking path that ponds is a liability.

Concrete and asphalt both come under one Magnum contract, so a Vaughan site gets one schedule and one point of accountability. Fully insured to $5M.

Around Kleinburg and the older village commercial the sites are small and the frontages historic, which is a very different job from a Vaughan Mills perimeter and priced as one.

We handle commercial concrete across Vaughan — including Woodbridge, Maple, Thornhill, Kleinburg, and Concord, and the streets and properties around Canada's Wonderland, Vaughan Mills, and the McMichael Canadian Art Collection in Kleinburg.