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Concrete Slabs & Footings · Mount Gambier

Concrete Slabs Mount Gambier

Shed slabs, house slabs, garage and carport slabs, footings and shed floors — set out square, reinforced to spec and poured dead level. Fixed-price quotes, built to last.

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Local Limestone Coast Team
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Tell us about your job — we'll get back to you fast with a fixed price.

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The Foundation Everything Else Sits On

A slab is the base for everything built on top of it — a shed, a garage, a home, a machine. If it's out of square, off level, under-reinforced or poured on a poor sub-base, every problem flows uphill from there: doors that don't fit, floors that crack, sheds that don't sit right. Getting the slab right first time is the whole game.

Mount Gambier Concrete pours slabs and footings the proper way — set out accurately, base compacted, reinforced to spec and finished level. Whether it's a simple shed slab, an engineered house slab, footings for an extension, or a heavy machinery slab for a farm shed, you get a written fixed-price quote and a slab that's ready for whatever goes on top of it.

Slabs, Footings & Shed Floors

Shed & Garage Slabs

Slabs for sheds, garages, carports and workshops — set out square, reinforced and poured level so your shed or door frame fits and sits right.

House Slabs

Concrete house slabs and extensions poured to engineer's drawings — waffle or conventional raft slabs, set out and finished ready for the build.

Footings

Strip footings, pad footings and pier footings for sheds, extensions, retaining and structural work — dug, formed and poured to spec.

Shed Floors & Machinery Slabs

Hard-wearing shed floors and thickened machinery slabs for workshops, farm sheds and rural buildings across the Limestone Coast.

How We Pour a Slab That Stays Flat & Sound

A good slab is set out accurately and prepared thoroughly before a single barrow of concrete arrives. Here's our process on every slab.

  1. 01

    Set out & check levels

    We set out the slab square and to the correct dimensions and levels, checking against your shed kit, plans or building lines so everything fits first time.

  2. 02

    Excavate & prepare the base

    We excavate, build up and compact the sub-base, and lay a moisture barrier where required — proper prep is what stops slabs cracking and moving.

  3. 03

    Form up & set falls

    We set the formwork to line and level, with any falls needed to drains or doorways so water runs where it should, not where it shouldn't.

  4. 04

    Reinforce to spec

    We lay steel mesh or bar reinforcement (and any engineered beams or thickenings) on chairs at the right height, so the steel does its job of controlling cracking and carrying load.

  5. 05

    Pour, screed & finish

    We pour to the specified thickness, screed dead level, and finish the surface — a smooth trowel finish for shed floors, or as specified for house slabs.

  6. 06

    Joint & cure

    We cut control joints where needed and cure the slab properly so it reaches full strength and stays flat and sound for the life of the building.

Buying a shed or building?

Send us the shed kit dimensions or the plans and we'll quote the slab to suit — set out to fit your kit exactly. Not sure on cost yet? Read our concrete slab cost guide for per-square-metre and per-cubic-metre ranges.

What Your Fixed-Price Quote Includes

A slab quote should be more than a single number. We itemise the job so you know the base prep, steel and finishing are all in there — not left out to make a cheap price look good, only to reappear later.

Included in your quote

  • Set-out and level checks against your kit or plans
  • Excavation and base build-up and compaction
  • Moisture barrier where required
  • Formwork set to line and level
  • Steel mesh or bar reinforcement to spec
  • The concrete at the specified thickness
  • Trowel finish, control joints and clean-up

What affects the price

  • Slab size and thickness
  • Reinforcement — mesh, bar or engineered
  • Site prep, slope and ground conditions
  • Access and whether pumping is needed
  • Engineered house slab vs plain shed slab
  • A finished (polished/decorative) surface

Get a Fixed Price for Your Slab

Send us the size (or your shed kit / plans) and we'll get you a written quote fast.

Prefer to call? We're available Mon–Sat.

0400 123 456

Every Slab, Backed by Our Promise

Every recurring complaint about concreters, turned into a promise. These are the things we'll always do — so you know exactly what you're getting.

We Answer the Phone & Turn Up

We answer the phone, reply to enquiries, and turn up on the day we say we will.

Written Fixed-Price Quote

A clear, written, fixed-price quote before we start — no surprise variations.

Engineered for Drainage & No Cracking

Proper site prep, correct falls, steel reinforcement and control joints — built not to crack.

Licensed & Fully Insured

Licensed, insured and working to Australian Standards, with a proper tax invoice on every job.

Clean Site on Completion

We clean up properly when we finish — offcuts, washout and mess gone, site left tidy.

Written Workmanship Warranty

A written workmanship warranty plus a follow-up check-in once the concrete has cured.

Concrete Slab FAQs

How much does a concrete slab cost in Mount Gambier?
Slab cost depends on size, thickness, reinforcement and site prep. Shed slabs are usually priced per square metre, while engineered house slabs are quoted to the plans. We give you a written fixed-price quote for your slab — our slab cost guide explains the typical per-square-metre and per-cubic-metre ranges.
How thick should a shed slab be?
A typical domestic shed or garage slab is 100mm thick with steel mesh reinforcement over a compacted base. For larger sheds, or where heavy machinery, vehicles or hoists will sit on it, we thicken the slab and add extra reinforcement to suit the loads.
Do you pour slabs to an engineer's design?
Yes. For house slabs and structural slabs we pour to the engineer's drawings and specification — waffle pods or conventional raft slabs, with the specified beams, reinforcement and footings. We work in with your builder and building surveyor.
Do I need footings as well as a slab?
It depends on the structure. Many sheds sit on a thickened-edge slab, while extensions and heavier structures need separate strip or pad footings. We'll advise what your job needs, or pour to the footing design provided by your engineer or builder.
Can you do farm and machinery slabs?
Absolutely. We pour hard-wearing shed floors, machinery slabs, dairy and farm slabs across the Limestone Coast — thickened and reinforced to carry the loads of rural equipment.

Still got questions? Give us a call — we're happy to talk it through. Or browse our full concreting FAQs.

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Concrete Slabs Across the Limestone Coast

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