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Site Compaction & Concrete Prep in North Idaho and Spokane
Concrete is only as strong as what's under it. Cracked slabs, settling garage floors, and heaving footings usually trace back to a poorly prepared base. Stone Fox Construction prepares and compacts subgrade and base rock for slabs, footings, and pads across Post Falls, Coeur d'Alene, Hayden, Rathdrum, Spokane, and the surrounding area.
What's included
Subgrade preparation and proof rolling. Structural fill and base rock placed in lifts. Compaction to 95% Proctor or better. Laser-graded base for slabs, garage floors, shop floors, patios, and sidewalks. Footing and stem wall prep. Base preparation under asphalt and paver sections.
How we do it
We place fill and base rock in controlled lifts and compact each one before placing the next, rather than dumping a thick layer and running over the top. We use a Wacker Neuson DPU6555 reversible plate compactor for footings and tight areas and a ride-on roller for larger pads. Grade is checked with a rotary laser so your concrete crew gets a flat, accurate base at the right elevation.
Written for builders
We know your concrete pour is on a schedule. We show up ready, hit the numbers, and coordinate with your concrete contractor and any third-party testing. If the site also needs excavation, utilities, or drains, we can do it all in one mobilization.
Frequently asked questions
What does 95% Proctor mean?
It's a standard measure of how dense compacted soil or rock is compared to the maximum density that material can reach in a lab test. Hitting 95% or better means the base is dense and stable enough to carry your concrete without settling.
Do you do compaction testing?
We compact to spec and can coordinate with a third-party testing company when your plans or lender require documented results.
What base rock do you use?
It depends on the application. Common choices include 3/4 minus and 1-1/4 minus crushed rock. We follow your plans or recommend what fits.
Related services: Excavation Services, Gravel Driveway Installation, Utility Trenching.
Call (208) 786-0973 or request a free estimate online.

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