Slabs
Slabs on ground and suspended slabs, placed, screeded and finished.
Concrete
Pours planned from the forms up
A good pour starts well before the truck arrives. We plan it with the formwork and the reinforcement already in place, then place, finish and cure it to the program.
Why it matters
The pour is where the gaps show
When forms, steel and concrete are three contracts, the pour is where the gaps between them show up: late sign off, a cancelled truck, a crew standing by. With one team the pour is booked when the structure is ready for it, not before.
Scope
What we pour
Confirmed against your drawings in the quote.
Columns and walls
Vertical elements poured in sequence with the forms and cages.
Pour planning
Supply, pump and crew booked to the program once the steel is signed off.
Finish and cure
Finished to the specification and cured before the forms move on.
Part of one package
One team from the first form to the last pour
Because the formwork and the steel are ours, the pour is never waiting on someone else's crew. The same team that built the deck is there when the concrete goes in.
- Pours booked to the structural program
- Placed, finished and cured to the specification
- One point of contact from forms to pour
Other services
The rest of the structure
Formwork
Slabs, columns, walls and beams, formed to the drawings and ready for steel on the day the program says.
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Steelfixing
Reinforcement supplied, placed and tied to the structural drawings, ready for inspection before the pour.
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Integrated delivery
All three trades under one contract and one program, so the structure has one team answering for it.
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About concrete
We plan the pour as part of the structure: the supply, the pump and the crew are booked to the program. How supply is handled on your project is confirmed in the quote.
By sequencing the three trades ourselves. The formwork, the steel and the pour sit in one program, so the next crew is ready when the last one finishes and the builder is not left coordinating the gaps.
Talk to us. We are set up to deliver all three together, which is where the coordination pays off, but tell us the scope you need and we will tell you straight how we can help.
The architectural and structural drawings, the site address, the trades you need and when you expect to start. Send them through the quote form or email our estimating team, and we will come back to you with a price for the structure.
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Pricing a pour? Send the drawings.
We price it with the formwork and the reinforcement, so the structure has one number.