Concrete slabs · Moreton Bay
Concrete slabs, poured level
Concrete slabs and slab extensions across Moreton Bay: house slabs, shed slabs, patio slabs, water tank slabs and under-house slabs, for homes and commercial jobs. Formed square, meshed, poured and finished level by our own crew.
Extensions that sit flush
Adding to a slab you already have is about the join and the levels. One customer wrote that the addition to my concrete slab is flawless
. The raised patio slab in the strip below was formed above a block footing, meshed, pumped and finished.
Under the house, or out in the open
Some slabs go where a truck can't: under a raised house, between the steel posts, with the concrete pumped in. Others are big open pours, like the commercial slab in the gallery, finished out in front of a heritage building.
Shed and water tank slabs are bread and butter. If the ground needs levelling first, our own Bobcat and excavator do the site prep before the forms go in.
Start to finish
One job, three photos
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Pumped
Placed over the reo from the pump hose.
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Screeded
Brought level against the forms.
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Finished
The same raised patio slab.
Recent work
Slabs & extensions, done
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The addition to my concrete slab is flawless. They showed up on time, did a fantastic job and left the site clean.
Goes well with
Slabs & extensions near you
We pour slabs & extensions right across Moreton Bay. Pick your suburb, or see every area we cover.
Common questions
Good questions,
straight answers
Anything not covered here, call 0418 772 099 and ask.
Can you extend an existing slab?
Yes. Slab extensions are a regular job, and the join and levels are set to sit flush with what's already there.
Can you pour a slab under a raised house?
Yes. The concrete is pumped in and worked between the posts. There are photos of one on this page, before and during the pour.
Do you pour shed and water tank slabs?
Yes, both, along with house slabs and commercial slabs. If the site needs levelling first, we do that with our own machines.
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