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RV Pads
An RV pad has to handle sustained heavy weight in one spot, season after season, without settling or cracking. S & L Concrete builds pads sized and reinforced for that job.
What's Included
- Site grading for the RV's footprint and access
- Base preparation for sustained heavy loads
- Reinforced slab pour
- Drainage planning around the pad
Common Projects
- New RV parking pads
- RV pads with adjacent hookups or utility access
- Pad replacement for settled gravel or asphalt parking areas
What Matters Most
An RV sitting in one place for months at a time puts steady, concentrated weight on a pad — a base that isn't compacted properly will show it as settling over time.
Sizing and reinforcing a pad for sustained static weight is a different calculation than a driveway that sees rolling traffic — it's a detail that gets planned for up front.
RV Pads FAQs
How big should an RV pad be?
It depends on the RV and how it will be accessed — sizing is part of the on-site estimate conversation.
Can a pad be built around existing utility hookups?
Yes, working around existing electrical, water, or septic access is standard.
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