Videos

Moore & Sons builds a large commercial concrete slab & foundation - as big as half of the NHL hockey arena. Ever wondered how a huge span concrete slab of this size with smooth surface is built without any of our guys leaving their footprints or joint marks? It was one such project that demonstrated how it is done.

Here is a cool short video from our recent commercial structure concrete foundation construction project in Surrey. We’ve just poured a 5 trucks total of concrete (42 cubic meters) to fill this forming work we’ve spent several weeks constructing. This 100' x 78' industrial building foundation is designed to support a 10’ prefab steel building. One thing that makes this project super cool is that we had to be super precise in our forming because the engineering requirements of this structure’s anchor bolt design layout have only 1cm variance, meaning all 64 anchor bolts we are installing can only be off by 1 cm each! In order to comply with this contractual specification, we fabricated custom anchor plates for each of its 12 pilasters. We didn’t stop there. We even enlisted a third-party surveyor to survey and confirm the exact center of all plates to be 100% sure of anchor bolt locations. Oh, by the way, an average 2-story house foundation requires approximately 1/2 as much concrete (20-ish cubic meters), so it was like pouring 2 house foundations all at once.

Did you know Moore & Sons poured approximately 165,000 square feet of concrete in 2023? That's enough concrete to cover the entire floor area of BC Place or equivalent to covering over 10 NHL-sized ice rinks! WOW! That’s A LOT of concrete poured in 2023! Book your free estimate now. We are booking up fast!

Moore & Sons just completed this amazing 2500 sq ft paver driveway in Brookswood, south Langley. The pattern is called Ashlar and the driveway has a double charcoal border with shadow coloured infill.

Our customer in Surrey explains his experience with Moore and Sons after we removed their 32 years old sunken and cracked exposed aggregate driveway and rebuilt it with new exposed aggregate driveway and trench drain.

Moore & Sons was hired to replace both Zamboni bays at Langley Sportsplex that were pitted and rough from wear of the studded winter tires on the Zambonis since its opening in 1999. We removed original concrete flooring of east and west Zamboni bays and rebuilt new reinforced concrete slabs. At the east wing of the Sportsplex we also cut concrete flooring to install pre-sloped 4" trench drain and catch basin for ice melt water diversion. It was a small job but we couldn’t pass on the wonderful opportunity of building something that is very Canadian!