Elevator Shaft Concrete Walls
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I need an experienced concrete professional to form, pour, and finish the structural walls for a new elevator shaft on my project. The job revolves exclusively around these concrete walls, so accuracy, plumb alignment, and a smooth interior finish are critical for the later installation of the elevator rails and doors.
Scope of work
• Review my architectural and structural drawings, confirm dimensions, thickness, and reinforcement layout.
• Supply and install all formwork, rebar, embeds, and anchor points called out in the plans.
• Pour concrete to the specified strength, vibrate properly, and achieve the clean, true surfaces required by the elevator manufacturer.
• Strip forms, patch tie-holes, and leave the shaft ready for inspection.
Site and schedule
The build is at ground-floor level with clear access for a pump truck. I’m targeting a single continuous pour as soon as permits clear, so advise on your earliest availability and estimated timeline from setup through curing to hand-over.
Deliverables
1. Detailed work plan with reinforcement list before mobilisation.
2. Completed, inspected concrete walls that meet design tolerances.
3. Daily progress photos and a final set of as-built measurements.
Acceptance criteria:
• Walls within ±3 mm plumb and square.
• Concrete compressive tests meet spec.
• All embeds located within 2 mm of drawing coordinates.
If you have recent shaft or load-bearing wall experience, share it along with any questions so we can lock in dates quickly.
Scope of work
• Review my architectural and structural drawings, confirm dimensions, thickness, and reinforcement layout.
• Supply and install all formwork, rebar, embeds, and anchor points called out in the plans.
• Pour concrete to the specified strength, vibrate properly, and achieve the clean, true surfaces required by the elevator manufacturer.
• Strip forms, patch tie-holes, and leave the shaft ready for inspection.
Site and schedule
The build is at ground-floor level with clear access for a pump truck. I’m targeting a single continuous pour as soon as permits clear, so advise on your earliest availability and estimated timeline from setup through curing to hand-over.
Deliverables
1. Detailed work plan with reinforcement list before mobilisation.
2. Completed, inspected concrete walls that meet design tolerances.
3. Daily progress photos and a final set of as-built measurements.
Acceptance criteria:
• Walls within ±3 mm plumb and square.
• Concrete compressive tests meet spec.
• All embeds located within 2 mm of drawing coordinates.
If you have recent shaft or load-bearing wall experience, share it along with any questions so we can lock in dates quickly.