O'Hare Region
Phone: (630) 736-0555
Fax: (630) 736-1033
Rockford Region
Phone: (815) 234-7768
Fax: (815) 234-7725
Corporate Offices
4501 US Hwy. 12
Richmond, IL 60071
Phone: (815) 675-0555
Fax:(815) 675-1033
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Engineering and Design – Rabine Paving has a staff
of in-house talent to help with the professional planning and design
work to assure long term life of your new concrete projects.
Complete removal and replacement – Our
paving professionals allow us to be competitive in all phases of
removing and replacing existing Concrete surfaces. We can also offer
alternatives in some cases to save money or extend the life.
- Curbs: Concrete curbs can be either be formed and installed
as new construction with new parking lots or they can be replaced
when damaged or deteriorated.
- Sidewalks: They are most often constructed of concrete,
primarily for its ability to maintain a straight and rigid edge.
- Entrance Aprons: They are the pathway between parking
lots and streets. While appearing to be little more than a sidewalk
with the curb removed, approaches are significant concrete structures
that are designed to withstand considerable traffic.
- Trench Drains: They are used to carry water down the
middle of parking lots and roadways, especially where drainage
is slight, and where water moves frequently or slowly. Concrete
can be installed with more precise elevation control than asphalt,
making it a better candidate for carrying water where very slight
drainage or slope exists. In older parking lots that have poor
drainage, concrete Trench drains can often be installed as a retrofit
to improve the flow of rainwater and reduce further pavement deterioration.
- Dolly & Dumpster Pads: Along Loading Docks in Industrial
Parks & where dumpsters are emptied frequently, a concrete
pad is a better alternative to asphalt. When trucks lift loaded
dumpsters into the air to dump them, the loads on the pavement
from the front tires of the truck are enormous, localized, and
repetitive. The rigid surface that concrete provides distributes
that load across a wide area, reducing the stress on the soils
beneath to a level that they are able to bear without displacement.
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