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Distribution Center, Building C

84,000 sq ft · Columbus, OH

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"Trowel is the only crew that handed me a floor report before I asked for one. FF readings hit 54 across all three pours."

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Derek Hartwell

Project Executive · Hartwell Construction Group

Distribution Center Building C · Columbus, OH · 84,000 sq ft

5.0 / 5.0
2.4M+
Sq ft finished
340+
Projects completed
11 yrs
In operation
ACI Certified Flatwork Finishers
FF-50 / FL-45 Specification
Licensed · Bonded · Insured
OSHA 30 Compliance
Freeze-Thaw Rated Mixes
Forklift-Critical Flatness
Vehicular-Grade Polyurea
Stamped · Exposed Aggregate · Power-Troweled
18-Month Workmanship Warranty
Third-Party Inspection Ready
ACI Certified Flatwork Finishers
FF-50 / FL-45 Specification
Licensed · Bonded · Insured
OSHA 30 Compliance
Freeze-Thaw Rated Mixes
Forklift-Critical Flatness
Vehicular-Grade Polyurea
Stamped · Exposed Aggregate · Power-Troweled
18-Month Workmanship Warranty
Third-Party Inspection Ready
Case File 01Commercial Slab

Distribution Center, Building C

Hartwell Construction Group·Columbus, OH·84,000 sq ft

Project Scope

84,000 sq ft

Commercial Slab

Timeline

11 days, poured in 3 phases

Key Challenges

  • Sub-freezing overnight temps during cure window
  • Flatness spec FF-50 / FL-45 — forklift-critical aisles
  • Owner required 72-hr turnaround between phases
Rebar grid laid out across large warehouse bay before concrete pour, steel reinforcement in geometric pattern

Phase 1 rebar — 28,000 sq ft grid, 6" on center

Wet concrete being screeded across warehouse floor by crew with long-handled tools under bright work lights

Screed pass at hour 2 — laser-guided rails set to FF-50 spec

Finished warehouse concrete floor gleaming under industrial overhead lights, perfectly flat surface extending to far wall

72-hour cure — sealed and ready for rack installation

"I've used six concrete subs in the last decade. Trowel is the only crew that handed me a floor report before I asked for one. FF readings hit 54 across all three pours. The owner walked it the next morning and didn't say a word — which, if you know him, means it was perfect."

Derek Hartwell, Project Executive

Hartwell Construction Group

Columbus, OH

Project Size84,000 sq ft
Case File 02Decorative Finish

Corporate Campus Entry Drive

Meridian Property Partners·Naperville, IL·12,400 sq ft

Project Scope

12,400 sq ft

Decorative Finish

Timeline

6 days including cure and seal

Key Challenges

  • Architect spec: ashlar-pattern stamped with integral color, Slate Gray #7
  • Existing concrete base had 3 control joint locations that had to align with new pattern
  • HOA review required photographic documentation at each stage
Concrete base being prepared with color release agent applied before stamping, gray surface with worker applying material

Color release application — Slate Gray #7 integral pigment

Close-up of stamped concrete pattern with ashlar texture visible, geometric stone-like impression in fresh concrete

Ashlar stamp pass — pattern aligned to existing joint layout

Completed decorative stamped concrete driveway at corporate campus entrance, sealed surface with rich slate gray color

Sealed finish — 2-coat penetrating sealer, 28-day cure

"The stamped pattern alignment across the expansion joints is something I genuinely didn't think was achievable on a job this size. Trowel sent me daily photo reports without being asked. The HOA board approved it on first review — that's never happened in seven years of property management."

Sandra Okonkwo, Facilities Director

Meridian Property Partners

Naperville, IL

Project Size12,400 sq ft
Case File 03Parking Structure Resurfacing

Level 2–4 Resurfacing, Civic Center Garage

Alderton Municipal Services·Indianapolis, IN·61,000 sq ft across 3 levels

Project Scope

61,000 sq ft across 3 levels

Parking Structure Resurfacing

Timeline

18 days, phased to maintain 50% capacity

Key Challenges

  • Structure could not close — half-level phasing required throughout
  • Existing deck had 14 active crack locations requiring routing and filling
  • Traffic membrane spec: vehicular-grade polyurea, 60-mil minimum
Concrete parking garage deck showing crack routing work in progress, worker with grinder along marked crack lines

Crack routing — 14 locations, epoxy injection before overlay

Parking garage floor with fresh polyurea membrane application in progress, worker with spray equipment on concrete deck

Polyurea membrane application — 60-mil pass, vehicular-grade

Completed parking garage deck with uniform gray surface, lane markings freshly painted, overhead lighting reflecting off smooth surface

Level 3 complete — third-party inspection passed, Day 14

"Municipal projects have a reputation for going sideways. Trowel ran three levels simultaneously, kept half the garage open the entire time, and finished two days ahead of schedule. The polyurea membrane passed third-party inspection on the first test. I forwarded their project report directly to the city council — it read like engineering documentation, not a contractor's invoice."

James Rutherford, Capital Projects Manager

Alderton Municipal Services

Indianapolis, IN

Project Size61,000 sq ft across 3 levels
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