Precision-built pads for industrial & commercial equipment
Give your equipment the foundation it deserves. Bunney’s Inc. designs and installs durable housekeeping pads and plinths that handle Arizona heat, vibration, and heavy loads—supporting HVAC units, pumps, generators, tanks, compressors, and more.
New to Bunney’s? Learn who we are and explore our capabilities.
What we build
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Concrete housekeeping pads & pedestals (cast-in-place or precast)
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Reinforced slabs with rebar, fiber, and proper sub-base prep
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Anchorage & embeds – bolt patterns, sleeves, grout, and alignment
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Vibration isolation – inertia bases, springs, neoprene, and inertia curbs
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Corrosion & moisture protection – sealers, coatings, capillary breaks, and drainage
Why it matters
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Stable, level support extends equipment life and keeps warranties intact
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Less vibration = fewer leaks, fastener failures, and noise complaints
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Proper edge distances, embeds, and grout deliver accurate alignment and safe access
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Smart details (drip edges, slope, housekeeping lip) simplify sanitation and service
Materials & options
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Cast-in-place concrete for custom sizes and heavy loads
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Precast pads for fast set and minimal downtime
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Foam-core/HDPE pads where weight is limited (light duty)
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Finishes: broom, trowel, non-skid; coatings for chemicals or washdown areas
How we deliver (start to finish)
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Site walk & loads – verify weights, dynamic forces, and clearances
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Design & layout – thickness, reinforcement, embeds, anchor plan
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Subgrade prep – excavation, compaction, vapor barrier/drainage as needed
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Form, pour, finish – tolerance controls for level and flatness
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Cure & grout – set equipment, align, torque anchors, vibration test
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Handoff – as-builts, care instructions, and maintenance tips
Industries we serve
Manufacturing • Utilities & energy • Food & beverage • Warehousing & cold storage • Water/Wastewater • Public facilities
Ready to plan your project? Get a site walk and budgetary estimate from our team.
Helpful links
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Plan adjacent flatwork with Concrete Flatwork
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Fix cracking or settlement with Concrete Repairs
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Coordinate curb ramps and approaches via Sidewalk Construction
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Ask about ongoing Facility Maintenance for inspections and resealing
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Ready to build? Contact us
FAQs
What thickness should an equipment pad be?
Depends on load and footprint. Light HVAC may use 4–6 in; pumps/generators often 8–12 in with reinforcement. We size per load, subgrade, and anchor requirements.
Can you set anchors to a precise bolt pattern?
Yes. We install cast-in or post-installed anchors to the manufacturer’s pattern and provide layout verification before the pour.
Do you provide vibration isolation?
We supply and set springs, neoprene, or inertia bases and coordinate with balancing/commissioning for best results.
How long before equipment can be set on a new pad?
Typical initial set is 24–48 hours; full strength develops over 7–28 days. We plan schedules around cure time and grout specs.
Do you handle pads outdoors in Arizona weather?
Absolutely. We address thermal movement, UV exposure, drainage, and sealing to handle sun, monsoon rains, and dust.
Other concrete services: equipment pads, curb and gutter services, concrete walkways, concrete pads, concrete repairs, sidewalk construction, concrete benches, concrete pad installation, concrete barriers, parking curbs, cement slabs, barrier walls, concrete slabs, concrete flatwork, jersey barriers, cement pads, precast concrete.
