Made for Vehicle Loads
A properly prepared base and reinforced slab give your garage floor the strength to carry cars, utes and trailers without cracking or sinking under regular use.

Strong, well-finished garage and carport floors made to take everyday vehicle traffic.
A garage floor works harder than most concrete around the home. It carries the weight of vehicles day after day, puts up with oil drips, water off wet tyres and dropped tools, and needs to drain toward the door rather than pooling in the corners. A slab that's too thin, poorly prepared or laid flat with no fall soon shows it.
Our garage slabs Palmerston North team prepares the base, sets the levels and falls, and places reinforced concrete sized for the loads it will carry, whether it's a new double garage, a carport or a workshop floor. We finish the surface to suit how you'll use the space and can seal it to help reduce dust and make spills easier to clean up.
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A properly prepared base and reinforced slab give your garage floor the strength to carry cars, utes and trailers without cracking or sinking under regular use.
We build a gentle fall toward the garage door or drainage point, so water from wet vehicles and washing runs out instead of pooling on the floor.
Choose a smooth trowelled finish for an easy-clean workshop or a lightly textured surface for better grip, depending on how you plan to use the garage.
A sealed garage slab helps cut down concrete dust and makes oil, grease and everyday spills much easier to wipe up before they soak into the surface.
We match slab levels to your driveway and door threshold, giving a smooth, safe transition for vehicles and reducing the chance of water running back inside.
Accurate set-out and square edges mean your builder or kitset supplier can fix walls and door frames straight onto the slab without fiddly adjustments.
We take the time to compact and level the ground properly before pouring, because most garage floor problems start with a weak or uneven base underneath.
We check heights, falls and set-out carefully against your plans, so the slab drains well and lines up with the driveway, door and garage framing.
Whether you're a homeowner, builder or kitset garage supplier, we fit in with your timeline and keep you updated on preparation, pour and curing times.
Some garage projects may need building consent or engineering input, so we'll talk through what your job may involve and work to any approved plans.
We'll explain your options for finish and sealing in plain terms, helping you choose a garage floor that suits your vehicles, storage and budget.
We protect nearby surfaces, keep the site tidy while we work and clean up thoroughly afterwards, leaving a finished slab ready for the next stage.

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