Loading Dock Concrete

Loading Dock Concrete

HEAVY-DUTY LOADING DOCK CONCRETE

Our loading dock concrete work includes dock approach aprons, dock leveler pit construction, bumper installations, and heavy-duty truck court slabs. We pour 8–12 inch thick reinforced concrete designed for semi-truck wheel loads and impact. All dock concrete includes proper drainage grading, heavy rebar schedules, and high-strength concrete mixes for maximum durability under repeated heavy loads.

Starting at $8 per sq ft

Key Highlights

Dock approach aprons

8-12 inch reinforced concrete for semi-truck wheel loads and turning movements.

Dock leveler pits

formed and poured pits for mechanical dock levelers with proper drainage.

Truck court slabs

heavy-duty concrete pavement for truck maneuvering and staging areas.

Why Choose Our Loading Dock Concrete

Loading dock concrete endures some of the heaviest concentrated loads on any commercial site — semi-truck axle loads, container drops, and constant heavy traffic. We pour dock concrete at 8-12 inches with heavy rebar reinforcement designed specifically for these extreme loads. Every dock pour includes proper drainage grading to keep the work area safe.

Signs You Need Loading Dock Concrete

1. Broken or settled approach slab

The dock approach has cracked, settled, or deteriorated, making truck backing difficult and creating safety hazards.

2. Deteriorated leveler pit

The concrete around dock levelers is crumbling, exposing edges and creating gaps that trap debris and moisture.

Our Process

1

Step 1Assessment

Evaluate existing conditions, traffic patterns, and dock equipment requirements.

2

Step 2Demo and prep

Remove damaged concrete, prepare subgrade with proper compaction and drainage.

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Step 3Reinforced pour

Form, reinforce with heavy rebar schedule, pour high-strength concrete, and finish.

Brands & Materials

  • Cemstone high-strength mixes
  • Dayton Superior forms and anchors

FAQs About Loading Dock Concrete

How thick should loading dock concrete be?

Loading dock approach aprons should be 8-12 inches thick with heavy rebar (typically #5 bars at 12" on center both ways). The exact thickness depends on the anticipated truck axle loads and the subgrade soil bearing capacity.

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Pricing

$8 - $16

per sq ft

*Varies by project scope and site conditions.

Leave Concrete to the Pros

Because with Legacy General Services,You Get More Than a Guarantee

When you choose Legacy General Services for your concrete project in the NW Metro, you're choosing a partner committed to quality that lasts.

Reputation

MN-registered contractor since 2023. Insured and trusted by homeowners across the NW Metro.

Transparency

No hidden fees or surprise charges. Upfront pricing on every concrete project—big or small, start to finish.

Efficiency

On-time scheduling and reliable project timelines. We show up when we say we will and finish on schedule.

Quality

Air-entrained, freeze-thaw resistant concrete built for Minnesota winters. Every pour meets or exceeds code.