This project involved the careful installation of a dedicated RV pad at Brian's home, executed with the precision and attention to detail that Next Gen Hardscapes is known for. From the initial stages of grass removal and soil preparation to the final concrete pour, every step was conducted with a focus on a clean, level surface and durable build meant to handle the weight and usage demands of an RV.

Working in Riverton, Utah, the team began with marking and excavating the area to optimal depth and drainage standards, then compacting a solid base layer. The final concrete pour showcases the craftsmanship's fit and finish — smooth, even, and precisely edged — creating a hardscape that combines utility with professional quality that will last for years to come.

Base layout takes shape with initial soil staking and pre-excavation markers set along the RV pad’s future footprint.

Early excavation underway, showing even removal of soil within the framed area and preparation for base gravel placement.

Compacted gravel base installed and leveled with edging in place, ensuring proper support and drainage for the concrete slab.

Plate compactor positioned to further stabilize and compact the gravel base, creating a firm foundation before concrete pours.

A shot from the back of the house to the road. Fresh concrete being poured and carefully leveled by hand, demonstrating precise control over the material placement.

Close-up of the completed RV pad surface reveals a consistent texture free of imperfections and tight alignment to existing structures.