Concrete that's built to hold what it's holding.
Concrete Containment Specialist Inc. pours secondary containment structures, berms, pads, and flatwork engineered to spec — and cured to survive a South Florida summer.
Every pour, engineered from the ground up.
A finished slab or containment pad is only as good as what's beneath it. This is the cross-section we build to on every job — adjusted for load, chemical exposure, and local soil conditions.
- 01 · SubgradeExcavated and compacted to bearing capacity before anything else goes down.
- 02 · Compacted Gravel BaseGraded for drainage and compacted in lifts to prevent settling under load.
- 03 · Rebar Reinforcement GridSized and spaced to the load and, for containment work, tied to code for the material being stored.
- 04 · Poured Slab & Curb WallFormed, poured, and finished as one continuous placement — no cold joints where liquid can find its way through.
- 05 · Sealant CoatCoating rated for whatever the containment needs to hold, applied once cure strength is reached.
Containment work and concrete work, done by the same crew.
From environmentally regulated containment structures to everyday flatwork, every job gets formed, reinforced, and finished by hand — not sprayed and hoped for.
Secondary Containment Structures
Curbed containment pads and berms for fuel storage, chemical tanks, marinas, and agricultural sites — built to hold a full-capacity spill.
Containment Berms & Curbing
Formed curbing and berm walls tied into existing slabs, sized to the freeboard your permit requires.
Equipment & Generator Pads
Level, reinforced pads for HVAC units, generators, transformers, and dumpster enclosures.
Driveways & Flatwork
Driveways, walkways, and patios finished broom, stamped, or exposed-aggregate.
Foundations & Footings
Slab and footing work for additions, sheds, and light commercial structures, formed to engineered drawings.
Repair, Resurfacing & Sealing
Crack repair, slab-jacking, resurfacing, and chemical-rated sealant coats for existing containment.
Four steps. No shortcuts on any of them.
Concrete doesn't forgive a rushed step later — so every job runs the same sequence, whether it's a driveway or a DEP-inspected containment pad.
Site Evaluation & Layout
Grading assessment, permit and compliance check, and chalk-line layout before a single form goes in.
Forming & Reinforcement
Forms built to spec, rebar or wire mesh placed and tied, sleeves and anchors embedded where needed.
Pour & Finish
Batch delivered and placed, screeded and floated, control joints cut before the slab can crack on its own.
Cure & Seal
Proper moisture cure, then a sealant or coating rated for whatever the surface will be exposed to.
What clients say after the forms come off.
They handled our containment pad permitting questions before we even asked. Inspection passed first try.
— Mike R., Facility Manager
Our generator pad has sat through two hurricane seasons without a hairline crack. Worth every bit of the quote.
— Denise A., Property Owner
Showed up when they said they would, poured clean lines, and left the site cleaner than they found it.
— Tom V., General Contractor
Tell us what needs pouring.
Send the details below or call directly — most estimates are scheduled within 48 hours.
West Palm Beach, FL 33413
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