Concrete Slabs, Shop And Pole-Barn Floors
Medina Concrete pours concrete slabs for shops, sheds and pole barns, foundation slabs and equipment pads, for homeowners and light commercial properties around Des Moines. These are the big flat pours, where a level, compacted base and careful finishing matter most, and we add aprons at overhead doors and along side walls.
Concrete Slabs, Done Right Underneath
A shop or pole-barn floor has to stay flat under equipment, vehicles and years of use. That comes down to the base under it, the reinforcement in it and how it is floated and finished.
Building a new pole barn or shed? Bring us in before the pour date so the slab is ready when the building crew is.
- New pole barns, shops and sheds
- Equipment and machinery pads
- Foundation slabs
- Light commercial floors, aprons, pads and small lots
From Your Call To The Finished Pour
- 1
Walk the site, free quote
We look at the slab size and use, the base, door aprons and your building schedule, then give you a price.
- 2
Prep and compact the base
The site is prepped and the base graded and compacted.
- 3
Forms and reinforcement
Forms go in and reinforcement is sized to the slab's use.
- 4
Pour, screed, float, finish
The slab is poured, screeded and floated flat, then finished, with aprons tied in.
Recent slab job: pole-barn shop floor
One of our recent pours was a large shop slab in front of a pole barn, poured in one go and floated flat, with a matching apron along the side wall. It is the kind of light commercial pour we do alongside driveways and patios.
Timing your slab with the building
For new pole barns and sheds, the slab schedule has to line up with the building crew. Call early so we can plan the pour date around your build.
Concrete Slabs: Common Questions
Straight answers. Anything else, call or text (515) 771-5721.
Updated October 2026
Do you pour pole barn floors?
Yes. Shop, shed and pole-barn floors are a regular part of our work, along with equipment pads and foundation slabs.
Do you do commercial concrete?
Yes, light commercial: shop and pole-barn floors, aprons, pads and small lots, alongside our residential work.
When should I call for a pole barn slab?
Before the pour date is set, so we can line up the slab with the building crew.
Can you pour the aprons too?
Yes. We pour aprons at overhead doors and along side walls as part of the slab job.
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