Concrete Pads & Slabs in Olympia
Pads and slabs are some of the most practical concrete you can buy: a shed that doesn’t rot, RV parking that doesn’t rut, a shop floor, a sport court, a hot-tub pad. We size each slab for what’s going on it — thickness, rebar and base — instead of pouring everything the same.
Pads & Slabs scope
- Shed and outbuilding pads
- Shop and garage floors
- RV, boat and trailer pads
- Hot-tub pads
- ADU and small-building slabs
- Basketball and pickleball courts
- Generator and HVAC pads
- Dumpster and equipment pads
| Work | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Pads & slabs, plain finish | $7–$12 / sq ft |
| Shop floors / heavy-use slabs | quoted from use and size |
| Small pads | minimum charge applies |
Typical Olympia-area ranges for planning. Your exact price comes in writing after a free on-site estimate — access, slope, demolition and drainage all affect it.
What’s different here
Sized to the load
A shed pad and an RV pad are different slabs. We set thickness and reinforcement for the use.
Prairie and wet sites
Prairie gravel makes a great base; wet sites need more. Some prairie lots also need a habitat review before ground disturbance.
Big pours
Large shop floors and courts need joints cut on time and good curing to control cracking.
What customers say
“Olympia did great work with are back Garage slab. Explained the process & steps to a long lasting slab base!”
— Lizeth E., Google review“Hired Olympia concrete for one of are projects in Tumwater. We got several bids from other contractors and Olympia came in with one of the best and affordable prices.”
— Stefany E., Google review“Miguel and his crew did a great job cleaned up after they were done. Would call for future projects.”
— Andre C., Google reviewPads & Slabs questions
How much does a concrete slab cost in Olympia?
Typical plain-finish pads and slabs run about $7–$12 per square foot, with a minimum charge on small pads. Shop floors and heavy-use slabs are priced to spec.
How thick should my pad be?
Around 4 inches for sheds and foot traffic; thicker and reinforced for vehicles, RVs, shops and hot tubs. We spec it for your use.
Do I need a permit for a shed pad?
A pad alone usually doesn’t, but the building on it may, and some prairie lots need a habitat review for ground disturbance. We help you check.
Can you pour a sport court?
Yes — flat, properly finished slabs for basketball and pickleball, ready for court surfacing or paint.
Foundations
Footings, stem walls and slabs for homes, additions, garages, shops and ADUs — formed, reinforced and drained for Thurston County soils.
Foundations details →Concrete Driveways
Driveway replacement, new pours, aprons and RV parking on a compacted base thick enough for trucks, with joints cut where cracks want to go.
Concrete Driveways details →Concrete Patios
New patios, tear-out and replacement, and resurfacing — sloped to shed water off the house, because here it rains from October to April.
Concrete Patios details →Get your free estimate
Tell us what’s cracked, sunken or waiting to be built. We’ll come out, measure, and give you a written price — free, and good whether you hire us or not.
Call now — (360) 469-6382- Free on-site estimates, written prices
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Concrete work across the South Sound
Olympia neighborhoods
Lacey & Tumwater
Waterfront & Thurston County
Also serving Yelm, Rainier, Tenino, Bucoda, Littlerock, Rochester & Grand Mound and Maytown.