The most critical pour of any build. We set up, level, reinforce and pour concrete slabs for new homes, extensions and outbuildings. Every slab is set out to the engineer’s drawings and the site classification on your soil report (AS 2870), then vibrated, finished and cured properly — the reactive clay through Melbourne’s west and north is exactly why that classification matters.
Plain, broom-finished, coloured or exposed aggregate — we do them all. We form, reinforce and pour driveways that handle heavy vehicles, Victorian summers and decades of use. Carports, turning circles and hardstands also covered.
Before any pour, the ground has to be right. We coordinate site cuts, subgrade preparation and compaction to ensure a stable base. Get us in early — it saves cost and headaches later.
For interiors and feature exteriors. Honed, polished, stencilled and exposed aggregate finishes that look exceptional and last just as long. Transform a plain slab into a design feature — indoors or out.
Strip footings, pad footings, bored piers and screw piles. Built to specification, reinforced correctly, poured clean. The foundation that everything else depends on — we don't cut corners here.
Garden paths, pool surrounds, alfresco areas, front entries. Practical and precise. Whether it's a simple footpath or a large entertaining area, we'll form it correctly, pour it level and finish it cleanly.
Melbourne and up to two hours surrounding — Geelong and the Surf Coast, Ballarat, Bendigo, the Macedon Ranges, the Yarra Valley and the Mornington Peninsula. Melton and Melbourne’s west is home turf and covered daily.
No. Quotes are free and include a no-obligation site visit, and we aim to reply to every enquiry within 24 hours.
House slabs and foundations, driveways and hardstands, site cuts and earthworks, decorative and polished concrete, structural piers and footings, and paths, paving and outdoor areas.
Both. Slabs, footings and hardstands for builders on new builds and extensions, and driveways, paths and outdoor areas direct for homeowners.
Plain, broom-finished, coloured and exposed aggregate — all formed, reinforced and poured the same way underneath.
It sets how the slab and footings have to be designed under AS 2870. Much of Melbourne’s west and north sits on reactive clay, which is why classifications like H1, H2 and P are common here, and why the engineer’s drawings drive the pour rather than a standard detail.