A structure is only as reliable as what it’s sitting on. At Edmonds Total Concrete, we pour foundations designed for the specific demands of building in Edmonds, WA — soil that shifts more than sandier ground, a frost line that actually matters here unlike much of the Pacific Coast, and local building codes shaped by our region’s seismic activity.
Whether you’re building a shed, a home, or a commercial structure, we design and pour foundations engineered to hold up to what’s actually underneath your property.

A concrete foundation transfers the weight of a structure to the ground and provides a level, stable base for construction. Getting the foundation design right up front determines whether the structure above it stays level and crack-free for decades.
Slab-on-Grade Foundations — Cost-effective and efficient for many residential structures.
Pier and Beam Foundations — A strong option for uneven or sloped lots, which are common around Edmonds’ hillside neighborhoods, and one that allows easier access to utilities underneath the structure.
Basement Foundations — Full or partial basement foundations for homes where added below-grade space makes sense.
Crawl Space Foundations — A middle ground between a slab and a full basement, adding some storage and utility access without the cost of excavating a basement.

Every foundation we design accounts for:
We coordinate with structural engineers on projects where the soil or the structure calls for it.

Concrete Foundations for Sheds — A level, durable base sized to the structure, even for smaller builds.
Concrete Foundations for Houses — Residential foundations built to support your home for the long term.
Concrete Foundations for Buildings — Commercial and multi-unit foundation work sized for larger structural loads.
Concrete Foundations for Construction — We partner with contractors and builders as a reliable foundation subcontractor on active construction projects.
We know how Edmonds’ soil behaves through a full wet season, and we design footing depth and reinforcement accordingly instead of applying a generic approach. We’re licensed and insured, and we work directly with structural engineers when a project’s soil conditions or load requirements call for it.
