Construction & Concreting in Tamworth
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Concrete & Construction
At More Than Garages in Tamworth, we are fully licensed and our concreting team has over 40 years of combined industry experience. Our team has the equipment, expertise and knowledge to give you a professional job at an affordable price. Every shed slab is fully engineered to your specific soil type, with a full parameter beam and cast-in straps. We also do a rebated concrete edge to prevent unwanted vermin from entering your shed. Our team offers quality workmanship and takes pride in delivering services that add value to your property.
Construction
At More Than Garages in Tamworth, your expectations are our goals. Our building team will professionally erect a single garage, large home workshop, farm shed or aircraft hangar to suit your lifestyle and budget.
Both our concreting and building teams are experienced and dedicated to delivering reliable and professional service. Once on site, your project will be completed on time and schedule to the highest standard. To experience our superior service, contact us today!
What type of concrete is best for a shed slab?
A reinforced concrete slab is typically recommended for shed foundations, as it offers strength, stability and durability. Most shed slabs use concrete rated at 25 MPa or higher, which is suitable for domestic and light commercial use. Steel reinforcement, either with mesh or rebar, is essential to prevent cracking and ensure the slab can handle weight loads over time. In areas with unstable soil, additional footing beams or thicker slabs may be required. It’s important to work with licensed concrete contractors who can assess the site and prepare a slab to suit both the structure and the ground conditions.
Do I need to prepare the ground before concreting?
Yes, proper site preparation is crucial before any concreting project. This typically includes clearing vegetation, levelling the area, compacting the soil, and setting up formwork to contain the concrete. In some cases, a layer of crushed rock or gravel is laid as a base to improve drainage and stability. Skipping this step can lead to uneven surfaces, cracking or water pooling later on. For larger projects like driveways or shed slabs, professional concreters will usually manage the entire preparation process as part of the service.
Can I combine concreting with other building services?
Yes, concreting is often part of a larger construction project and can be completed alongside shed installations, carports, or other outdoor structures. Many building contractors offer combined services to streamline the process and ensure everything—from foundations to final build—is done to a high standard. Having one team handle both the concrete and the construction work can improve efficiency, reduce downtime between stages, and provide better quality control across the project.
