THE POUR LIST
The concrete work
Every line of work we pour, with the bands, the specs and the finishes that fit. Bring the picture in your head; leave with a number.

Driveways & crossings
from $8,900Broom, exposed or coloured. Tear-out, disposal and council falls included in the written quote.
Tear-out to broom finish in four days on most single driveways. Crossings and aprons formed to the falls the council wants, joints cut the same day, sealer scheduled before we leave.
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Slabs & foundations
from $4,200Shed bases, garage slabs, footings. Engineered mixes, mesh and rebar where the loads say so.
Slabs carry buildings, so slabs get engineering. Compacted base, membrane, chaired steel and a laser-checked surface, with the mix and cover written into the quote.
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Polished & burnished floors
from $6.50 / sq ftInterior floors cut and polished, or burnished for sheds and shops that work hard.
Cut, ground and finished in-house. Matte, satin or burnished, densified and sealed for shops that take forklifts and kitchens that take feet.
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Exposed aggregate
from $11,400Riverstone mixes washed and sealed matte. The finish people point at from the street.
Local riverstone blends poured, washed and sealed matte. Samples poured every winter; pick from slabs you can stand on, not brochures.
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Every mix we pour, as poured samples. Sealed halves shown where sealing changes the colour, because it does.

Riverstone Exposed
10 MM RIVER PEBBLE · SEALED MATTE
Driveways, paths, pool surrounds

Bonefield Broom
FINE BROOM · ANTI-SLIP
Driveways, crossings, ramps

Slate Burnish
STEEL-TROWEL BURNISH · SOFT SHEEN
Patios, sheds, interiors

Ashline Oxide
INTEGRAL UMBER OXIDE · MATTE SEAL
Feature slabs, entries
Spec questions, straight answers
What mix goes into a driveway?OPEN
A 32 MPa (4,600 PSI) engineered mix on driveways and slabs. Colder-climate pours get air entrainment so freeze and thaw cycles do not eat the surface.
Mesh or rebar?OPEN
Steel mesh in every driveway, chaired mid-slab so it works. Rebar where loads concentrate: footings, thickened edges, truck aprons. It is in the quote by name.
How do you handle drainage?OPEN
Falls are set in the formwork, not promised afterwards. Where water has nowhere to go we cut in channel drains and show them on the joint map.
When do you cut the joints?OPEN
Same day as the pour or first thing next morning, before the slab picks its own line. The joint map is part of your handover pack.