Power-float machines finishing a concrete floor inside a steel-framed building

Concrete & concreting

Concrete built for the job.

Concrete work for agricultural, commercial and wider construction projects across Norfolk and East Anglia.

Concrete is a major part of the JV Construction offering — from the first foundations to the working surface at completion.

Based at Elsing near Dereham and working throughout Norfolk, the Norwich area and the wider East Anglia region, JV Construction undertakes concrete work for a range of construction and agricultural requirements. The exact concrete specification and finish depend on the intended use and project requirements, so every enquiry is considered around the project rather than treated as a standard package.

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Scope of work

A joined-up construction service.

The precise scope is agreed around the site, intended use and project requirements.

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Concrete foundations

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Concrete floors

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Concrete slabs

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Agricultural concrete

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Commercial concrete

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Yard slabs

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Hardstanding

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Concrete bases

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Concrete walls where applicable

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Reinforced concrete where applicable

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Concrete finishing

Agricultural concrete

On farms, concrete has to stand up to loaded trailers, telehandlers and daily wear. Grain store floors, yard slabs, hardstanding, access areas, feed and machinery bases all form part of the agricultural concrete work JV Construction carries out.

How a surface will actually be used — the loading, the traffic, whether it needs to be washed down or swept clean — drives the discussion about specification and finish.

Commercial and structural concrete

Commercial projects can involve floor slabs, plant and machine bases, service yards and external hardstanding, along with the foundations beneath a steel-framed building.

Reinforced concrete and concrete walls are undertaken where the project calls for them, with the relevant structural input coordinated as required.

Concrete finishing

The finish is chosen for the way the surface will be used — a power-floated internal floor and an external yard have very different requirements.

Specifications, strengths and finishes are confirmed for each project rather than quoted generically.

How much concrete will you need?

The concrete calculator on this site works out the volume in cubic metres from length, width and depth, with an optional allowance for wastage. It gives a useful starting figure for a conversation, and quantities should always be confirmed before ordering.

On site

Construction on site.

Power-float machines finishing a concrete floor inside a steel-framed buildingCompleted agricultural concrete yard with dividing wallsDeep concrete retaining structure under construction

Related services

Connected parts of the same project.

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