Sized for your rig and poured thick enough to carry it — 6" slabs on engineered base, with the setback and screening rules handled before we form.
An RV pad is not a thicker driveway. The load is concentrated on four jack points, and that changes the entire spec.
West Jordan, Herriman, and Riverton are full of driveways with a boat, a trailer, or a fifth wheel parked on gravel beside the house — sinking a little more every spring. A proper concrete pad solves that permanently, keeps the rig level for the slide-outs, and gets it off the lawn before the HOA notices.
The engineering difference is real. A motorhome's weight doesn't spread across the slab like a car's does — it lands on four leveling jacks with a few square inches of contact each. That's a point load, and a 4" driveway slab will punch through under it.
What we build, and why each line is there:
Travel trailer, 20-28 ft — 12x30 ft pad. Leaves room to walk the awning side.
Fifth wheel, 30-38 ft — 12x40 to 14x45 ft, plus truck length if you park hitched.
Class A motorhome, 34-45 ft — 14x50 ft, 8" thick under the jack footprint.
Boat on a trailer — 10x28 ft usually covers it, and it's the one case where a 5" pour is genuinely enough.
The rule we give people: measure your rig, add 4 feet of length and 2 feet of width. Nobody has ever told us their pad was too big.
| Pad | Size | 2026 Installed Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Boat / small trailer pad, 5" | 10x28 ft (280 sq ft) | $3,200-$5,200 |
| Travel trailer pad, 6" | 12x30 ft (360 sq ft) | $4,500-$7,200 |
| Fifth wheel pad, 6" | 12x40 ft (480 sq ft) | $5,800-$9,500 |
| Class A pad, 6-8" | 14x50 ft (700 sq ft) | $8,500-$14,500 |
| Access strip connecting pad to driveway | per sq ft | $8-$12 / sq ft |
| Add: 30/50-amp electrical sleeve and stub | — | $400-$1,200 |
| Add: gravel-to-concrete conversion (excavation, haul-off) | — | $2-$4 / sq ft |
Ranges reflect what we actually quote in West Jordan and the surrounding valley in 2026. Site access, tear-out, and base condition move the number more than anything else — which is why every estimate is written after Bryan walks the property, not over the phone.
Bryan walks the property, scopes it honestly, and delivers a written quote — usually within 24 hours.
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West Jordan is home base. We work outward from there across the southwest Salt Lake Valley, and up into the north Utah County growth corridor.