Your building and concrete planning guide.

Start with intended use, access, and location. Then make the written quote specific enough to show what happens from the first site work through building installation.

1. Measure what needs to fit.

Record vehicle, RV, and equipment dimensions, including roof accessories and attachments. Add working room, walking routes, storage, and clear door openings to your layout.

2. Review the proposed site.

Discuss slope, drainage, access, existing concrete, and utilities. Confirm which work is required before installation, who is responsible, and what is included in the quote.

3. Define the concrete scope.

A concrete-inclusive quote should identify slab dimensions, thickness, reinforcement, finish, and applicable site requirements. Discuss excavation, base preparation, grading, and access separately where needed.

4. Confirm local requirements.

Contact the authority responsible for your property to confirm permits, setbacks, intended use, and applicable requirements. Identify utility-marking responsibilities and resolve questions before ordering.

5. Compare complete written scopes.

Compare building dimensions, roof and panel choices, doors, windows, insulation, concrete, installation, delivery, preparation, exclusions, and payment terms. A manufacturer designer estimate is not automatically a concrete-inclusive Roberts quote.

6. Bring your questions to Whitney.

Share your ZIP code, design reference, approximate size, timeline, and available site photos. Call Whitney at 618-499-1161 to discuss your project.