Concrete flatwork and slab support, sequenced with the site work it depends on.

Concrete work rarely stands alone — it depends on the excavation and compaction underneath it being right first. BGH Excavation handles that groundwork and coordinates flatwork as part of the same project sequence.
We plan for basalt shelf, volcanic rock, and seasonal ground conditions before we price the job, so it doesn't turn into a surprise halfway through.
Rock close to the surface can affect sub-grade depth for a slab or driveway — accounted for before the pour date is set.
Pumice and cinder soils compact differently than clay-based soil — base prep is matched to what's actually under the slab.
Improperly prepped sub-grade in freeze-thaw conditions can heave a slab — compaction and vapor barrier prep account for it.
Central Oregon's temperature swings affect cure time — sub-grade and pour timing are coordinated around the forecast.
Pouring a new patio, driveway, or shop slab? We handle the excavation and sub-grade prep so the surface you actually walk on holds up and drains correctly.
We excavate and compact to your pour date, prep base rock and vapor barrier to spec, and coordinate directly with our concrete crew so there's no schedule gap.
Every job is priced to the site after we've seen it.
We stick to the dirt work and coordinate with these trades on your project:
See real work completed throughout the service area.

Excavated, compacted and prepped the base for a smooth interior slab at a new shop building, coordinated with our concrete crew.
What is a concrete contractor?
A concrete contractor forms, pours and finishes concrete for slabs, foundations, patios, driveways and shop floors. BGH Excavation handles the groundwork those jobs depend on: excavation, compaction, base rock, vapor barrier and site grading. We also coordinate directly with our concrete crew across Redmond, Bend and Deschutes County, Oregon, so the pour goes on solid ground and on schedule.
How much does a concrete slab cost in Redmond, Bend and Deschutes County?
A new concrete slab typically costs about $4 to $8 per square foot for the pour and finish. A patio often runs about $2,700 to $3,000, a garage floor about $2,100 to $3,500, and a two-car driveway about $3,000. Rebar, stamping, steep access and site prep add to the total. BGH Excavation's part, the excavation, base rock and grading under the slab, comes with a free on-site estimate.
How long does concrete take to cure in Deschutes County?
New concrete can usually take foot traffic and light loads after about 48 hours, but it takes up to 28 days to cure fully. Cold Central Oregon weather slows curing, so the timing of the pour matters. We plan our groundwork around your pour date so the slab gets the best start.
Do you handle the excavation and base prep before concrete is poured?
Yes. We excavate, compact the sub-grade and place the base rock and vapor barrier before the pour, so the slab sits on solid, well-drained ground. We coordinate directly with our concrete crew, so there's no schedule gap between the groundwork and the pour.
We provide this service throughout the service area and surrounding communities.
Contact BGH Excavation today for a free estimate on your project in Redmond & Deschutes County.