
Our precast concrete AC pads give residential and commercial HVAC condensers and heat pumps a solid, level foundation that won't sink, tilt, or wash out. Skip the forming and pouring. Each HVAC pad is ready to set the day it arrives.
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Prices are per pad with a minimum order of 5. Shipping, handling, and taxes are quoted separately.
Answers to the most common questions about precast concrete AC pads, HVAC condenser pads, sizing, custom logos, and delivery.
Choose a concrete AC pad that extends a few inches past your condenser or heat pump on every side. Our 32" x 32" and 36" x 36" pads fit most residential condensers, the 40" x 40" and 42" x 42" fit larger HVAC units, the 38" x 72" holds two units side by side, and the 18" x 38" suits compact and mini split condensers. Not sure? Call us with your unit model and we will recommend a size.
A precast concrete AC pad is heavier and stronger than a plastic or composite pad, so it will not shift, float in standing water, or warp in the Florida sun. Our HVAC pads are made with 7,000 PSI concrete for a level base that protects your air conditioner for years.
Every precast HVAC pad is 4" thick, made with a 7,000 PSI concrete mix, and reinforced with #3 rebar and concrete fiber. That is higher quality concrete than a typical poured-in-place slab, built to resist cracking and settling under AC condensers and heat pumps.
Yes. HVAC contractors can order precast AC pads with a custom logo imprint, so your brand shows up on every install. It is a simple way to stand out and remind homeowners who to call for service. Contact us for logo setup and lead times.
Yes. We deliver concrete AC pads and HVAC pads throughout Florida and across the Southeast, including Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Alabama, and Tennessee. Pickup is also available from our yard in Eustis, FL.
The minimum order is 5 AC pads. Pads ship in pallets of 6, and HVAC contractors who order by the pallet get our best bulk pricing. Call us for a pallet quote or to set up recurring orders for more installs.
Level and compact the ground with gravel or firm soil, set the precast pad in place, and check that it is level. Then set and secure the AC unit to the manufacturer's specs and local code. With no forming, pouring, or curing, your HVAC pad is ready the day it arrives.