QBCC 700727Licensed contractor
HIA 222105Member
On commercial work, the date is the product.
A residential customer wants a good driveway. A builder or a developer wants a slab poured on the day the program says, to the spec on the drawings, so the next trade can start. Both have to be right, but only one of them costs money by the day when it slips.
We run eight tradesmen on our own books and our own excavation plant. That is the difference between a program that holds and one that waits for a subcontractor who has been pulled onto another site.
We pour around 800 square metres in an average week. If that is not enough for what you are planning, we will tell you at tender rather than take it on and let you down.
What the number covers.
- Site set-out from the drawings
- Excavation and bulk earthworks with our own plant
- Formwork, base and steel to specification
- Bulk pours, hardstands and heavy-access driveways
- Drainage within the agreed scope
- Saw-cut jointing to the detail
- Program dates committed in writing
What it does not.
- Engineering design and certification
- Survey and set-out beyond our own working set-out
- Traffic management and road occupancy permits
- Asphalt, line marking and landscaping
The numbers we build to.
| Commercial and civil capability | |
|---|---|
| Crew | 8 tradesmen, all on our own books |
| Capacity | Around 800m² in an average week |
| Plant | Our own excavation plant, not subcontracted |
| Concrete grade | To specification, commonly 32 MPa and above |
| Licensing | QBCC 700727, HIA member 222105 |
| Programming | Pour dates committed against your program |
Jobs we have finished.
Every photo on this page is our own work. None of it is stock.
From the day you say yes.
No guessing what happens next, and no three-week silence after the quote goes out.
We measure it properly
On site, with the specs written down: thickness, grade, mesh, finish and access. The quote is itemised so you can see what each part costs.
Date booked, concrete ordered
You get a pour date, not a vague week. The mix is ordered to the spec on your quote and the crew is locked in around it.
Dig, base and steel
Excavation out, road base in and compacted, formwork set to the falls, mesh laid on bar chairs. The part that decides whether it lasts.
Pour, finish and cut
Placed, screeded and finished the way you chose, then control joints saw-cut once it is hard enough. We tell you when you can drive on it.
Worth asking before you commit.
What size jobs do you take on?
Do you work to a builder's program?
Are you licensed and insured for commercial work?
Do you handle the excavation and drainage as well?
The rest of what we pour.
Moreton Bay out to the Sunshine Coast.
We are based at Elimbah, which puts Caboolture, Bribie, the hinterland and the coast itself inside an easy run. Eight tradesmen and our own plant means a job down the road and a job an hour away both get a full crew.
Send us the drawings and the program.
Give us the scope, the drawings and the dates you have to hit, and you will get a priced submission back with what we can commit to.
Tell us about the job.
Takes about a minute. The more you can tell us, the closer the first number will be.
Got it, thanks.
We have your details and will be in touch to arrange a time to come and measure it. If it is urgent, ring 0499 649 685 and you will get someone straight away.