Foundation Contractor in New Albany, OH

Yes, with cold-weather practices. The trench is kept from freezing, fresh footings and walls are covered with insulated blankets, and no concrete goes onto frozen ground.

Usually the owner or the general contractor, as part of the building permit for the house, garage or addition. The foundation work is then scheduled around the inspections that permit requires.

As soon as the plans are final and the permit is in process. That leaves time to line up layout, inspections and concrete deliveries so the foundation is ready when the framer is.

Yes. Footings for houses, garages and additions in New Albany are set below frost depth, roughly 32 inches in Central Ohio, or deeper if the plans call for it. The local building department inspects them before the pour.

Phone (614) 964-5516, or put the site address, what you are building and your start date in the form. Expect a call about the plans and schedule, then a free quote by footings, walls and slab.

Yes. Footings and walls go in all winter long as long as the ground is protected: the subgrade is kept from freezing, fresh concrete is wrapped in insulated blankets, and no concrete ever goes onto frozen ground. The extra protection adds some cost, but it keeps a build from sitting idle until spring.