Building a new garage or shed.
A new structure needs a slab sized, thickened and reinforced correctly from the start, since fixing a weak slab later is far more disruptive.
Solid Reinforced Garage Slabs Across the Sunshine Coast
We pour garage slabs across the Sunshine Coast that are properly reinforced, level and built to last, because a garage is only as good as the slab underneath it. A slab that is correctly thick and reinforced handles the daily weight of a car, tools, storage and whatever else ends up parked on it, without cracking or settling unevenly over time. Whether you are pouring a slab for a new garage build or replacing a tired, cracked one, getting the base right is what makes everything built on top of it last.
We handle the site prep, the reinforcement and the pour as one job, not three separate headaches for you to manage. If you are planning a new garage, shed or carport slab, reach out and we will talk you through what your site needs.
When You Need This
When You Need a New Garage Slab
Replacing a cracked or sunken slab.
Older slabs poured without enough reinforcement or the right base prep can crack, sink or develop an uneven surface over time, and a full repour is usually the more reliable fix.
Converting a carport or open bay into a garage.
If you are enclosing an existing space, the existing slab often needs checking, and in some cases extending or replacing, before the rest of the build goes ahead.
Adding a workshop or extra vehicle bay.
Tradies, hobbyists and anyone parking heavier vehicles need a slab built to handle more than a standard family car, which changes the thickness and reinforcement needed.
A Slab Built for Vehicles and Everyday Use
Once it is poured and cured, a properly built garage slab sits flat, drains the way it should and does not shift or crack under the weight of a car parked on it every day. You get a surface that is straightforward to keep clean and safe to walk on when it is wet. It is also solid enough to handle a workbench, shelving or a hoist if that is part of the plan. It is the kind of base you stop thinking about once it is down, which is exactly the point.
Our Process
How We Get Your Garage Slab Poured
The Quote and Site Check
We look at your site, talk through what the garage or shed will be used for, and put together a firm quote covering prep, reinforcement and the pour.
Prep and Pour
Once you are ready to go ahead, we level and compact the site, set the formwork and reinforcement, and pour the slab to the thickness your project needs.
Curing and Handover
We let the slab cure properly before it takes any real weight, and talk you through how long to leave it before parking on it or building on top.
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What Makes Our Garage Slabs Reliable
- Correct thickness and reinforcement. We size the slab and steel reinforcement to the load it actually needs to carry, whether that is a single family car or heavier tradie vehicles and equipment.
- Proper site prep before anything is poured. Levelling, compacting and setting formwork correctly is what stops a slab cracking or settling later, so we do not rush this part of the job.
- A firm quote before work starts. You will know what is included, site prep, reinforcement and the pour itself, before any concrete goes down, so there are no surprises partway through.
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FAQs
Garage Slab Questions Sunshine Coast Locals Ask
What thickness and reinforcement does a garage slab need?
It depends on what is going on top of it. A standard domestic garage slab is usually reinforced with mesh and poured to a thickness that comfortably handles a family car. A slab for a workshop, tradie vehicle or heavier equipment needs to be thicker, with more reinforcement built in. We work this out with you before the quote is finalised.
Does the quote include site prep, formwork and reinforcement?
Yes. A proper garage slab quote should always cover levelling, compacting, formwork and reinforcement alongside the concrete pour itself, not just the pour on its own. We include all of this upfront so you know exactly what you are getting before work starts.
How long before I can park on a new garage slab?
Concrete needs time to cure properly before it takes real weight. We will give you a clear timeframe for your specific slab and site conditions, since factors like thickness, weather and mix all play a part.