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5/30/2025 4:51:05 PM EDT
I need a concrete pad for my travel trailer (8 K lbs 29 ft long plus my truck 2018 F350 4x4 long box) This is the campers max weight  just before we leave.  The trucks weight is about the same
The pad needs to be 57 Ft long and 11 ft wide.  
No idea on concrete strength needed or cost.

What do I need and a guess on what it will cost?

In Wisconsin so below zero and lost of snow
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5/30/2025 7:40:10 PM EDT
[#1]
DIY or pay?
5/30/2025 8:18:39 PM EDT
[#2]
Pay.   To old to pour concrete.  Been there, done that.
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5/30/2025 10:14:21 PM EDT
[#3]
57x11 is almost 8 yards of concrete.

Quoting a price would make little sense because my local market in SC is likely vastly different than yours.

The long, skinny pad would not be a hard pour, but if you are having someone do the grading and forming as well as finish the concrete, you will be writing a larger check than you might think.

I would make the area that the tires sit a little thicker than normal, but normal in your AO may already be 6” thick slabs, or more due to frost heave.

My idea to have a place to park my camper turned into this
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30x50x14’
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5/30/2025 11:57:52 PM EDT
[#4]
When I built my shop it was built to store our HILO camper.   30x40 10 ft walls.  
Now HILO is no more and our camper is to high for my shop.
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