Auckland Truck Yards, Hardstand and Heavy Vehicle Depots
Heavy-duty hardstand poured in staged sections for loaded trucks, with drainage and jointing built in.
Truck Yards, Hardstand and Heavy Vehicle Depots in Auckland
Truck yards and depots take some of the heaviest loads in the industry, from loaded trailers to constant turning and braking. We build heavy-duty hardstand across Auckland, from around 2,000 to more than 20,000 m2, poured in staged sections with the thickness, reinforcement and jointing these surfaces demand.
We prepare and compact the subgrade with our own machinery, set the falls for drainage, and pour slabs designed for point loads and turning forces. Staging the pours keeps your operation moving and lets large areas be delivered without shutting the site down. The result is a durable yard that handles daily heavy traffic.
- Heavy-duty hardstand and truck yards
- Staged pours to suit live sites
- Thick, reinforced slabs for point loads and turning
- Falls and drainage to clear surface water
- Subgrade excavation and compaction
- Jointing designed for heavy vehicle traffic
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Truck Yards and Hardstand Services in Auckland
Heavy-Duty Truck Yards
We build heavy-duty concrete truck yards and hardstand areas across Auckland, designed for fully loaded trucks, turning movements, braking forces and traffic, giving transport operators a durable surface that lasts.
Engineered for Your Loads
Slab thickness, reinforcement, joint spacing and subgrade preparation are engineered for your vehicle types and loads, helping prevent rutting, cracking and edge breakdown that quickly damage asphalt and unprotected surfaces.
Drainage for Spills and Runoff
Falls and drainage are designed to shed stormwater efficiently and manage diesel and oil spills, directing water to sumps, interceptors or stormwater systems, as required by consent and council conditions.
Staged to Keep Trading
Large yards of 2,000 to 20,000 square metres are poured in carefully planned stages, allowing your depot to keep operating during construction while we manage traffic, access and pour sequencing.
One Accountable Contractor
Our own diggers, trucks and compaction equipment handle earthworks, aggregate base and cartage, giving you a single accountable contractor from site preparation right through to final finishing and joint cutting.
Free On-Site Quote
Contact us today for a free on-site quote for your truck yard or hardstand. We review plans, loads and access, then provide a clear written price and a realistic programme.
Truck Yards and Hardstand Experts in Auckland: How We Work
We own our diggers, trucks and compaction equipment, so the groundwork and the concrete are handled by one team from start to finish.
Site visit and quote
We review your yard layout, truck types, loads and access, then provide a clear written quote.
Excavation and subgrade
We excavate and compact the subgrade and aggregate base, engineered for fully loaded trucks and turning.
Formwork and reinforcement
We set edges, joints and heavy reinforcement to the engineer specification, with falls to sumps and drains.
The pour
We place the concrete in planned stages so your depot keeps operating while the yard is built.
Finishing and curing
We finish a hard-wearing surface, saw-cut control joints, then cure the slab for long-term durability.
Handover
We complete a final check, tidy the site and advise when the yard can take traffic.
Ideal Truck Yard SlabThickness
- Slab thickness
- Typically 180 to 300 mm for heavy vehicles
- Reinforcement
- Steel mesh or rebar to engineer specification
- Concrete strength
- 30 to 40 MPa
- Falls and drainage
- Graded to channels and stormwater
- Pours
- Staged sections to suit live operations
- Joints
- Designed and sealed for heavy traffic
All work follows NZS 3109 for concrete construction, NZS 3101 for concrete structures, and any engineer specifications prepared for your site.
Frequently Asked Questions
How thick does a truck hardstand need to be?
Heavy vehicle areas are usually much thicker than a standard slab, often 180 to 300 mm with reinforcement, and are designed to an engineer specification for the loads involved.
Can you pour without closing our whole yard?
Yes. We stage the pours in sections so part of the yard stays in use while we work, which keeps your operation moving.
How do you manage drainage on a large yard?
We grade the slab to channels and stormwater connections so surface water clears quickly, which protects the surface and keeps the yard safe.
What size yards do you build?
We handle yards from around 2,000 m2 up to more than 20,000 m2, delivered in staged pours with proper joint layout.
Do you handle the earthworks and subgrade?
Yes. We own our diggers, trucks and compaction equipment, so the subgrade and the concrete are delivered by one team.
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