A monolithic slab combines the footing and the floor into a single pour, which makes it strong, efficient to install, and well suited to the buildings DGS puts up. There are no seams between footing and slab to crack or shift, so the foundation acts as one solid piece.
Family owned in High Point, North Carolina since 2009, with more than 25 years of combined experience and full insurance, DGS pours monolithic slabs as standalone foundations and as the base for the steel buildings we build. One crew handles the prep, the pour, and the finish.
From a backyard garage to a commercial building, we pour the slab to match the structure.
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A monolithic slab is a foundation where the footing and the floor are poured at the same time as one solid piece, rather than in separate steps. That single pour makes it strong and efficient, and it is a common, reliable foundation for garages, additions, and steel buildings.
Yes. A monolithic slab is one of the most common foundations for a steel building, and DGS pours the slab and builds the steel building with the same crew. That means the slab is sized and reinforced for the exact structure that goes on top of it.
It depends on what the slab will carry. A typical slab is around four inches thick, while slabs for heavier equipment or larger buildings are six inches or more, with thickened edges and reinforcement. We engineer the thickness to your structure and local requirements.
The cost depends on the size, the thickness, the reinforcement, and the site preparation needed. The most accurate way to get a figure is to request a free quote, and we will price the slab to your building and your site.
For concrete slabs, we serve High Point, the Triad, and the surrounding area within roughly a three hour drive. Our steel building work reaches across the East Coast. Contact us with your location and we will confirm that your project is within our service area.
