Auckland Workshop and Garage Slabs
Smooth, hard-wearing concrete floors for workshops and garages, ready for vehicles, hoists and tools.
Workshop and Garage Slabs in Auckland
Workshops and garages need a floor that takes vehicles, hoists and tools while staying easy to clean. We pour workshop and garage slabs across Auckland with a damp-proof membrane, reinforcement and a smooth, hard-wearing finish that resists oil and daily wear.
We prepare and compact the ground, lay the membrane, and pour to accurate levels with thickened edges where a hoist or heavy equipment is involved. The finished floor can be sealed for easy cleaning and a tidier look. We handle the groundwork and the concrete ourselves for a clean, well-planned job.
- Workshop and garage floor slabs
- Damp-proof membrane under the slab
- Reinforced concrete for vehicles and hoists
- Smooth, sealable finishes
- Thickened edges for hoists and heavy gear
- Subgrade preparation and compaction
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Workshop and Garage Slabs Services in Auckland
Workshop and Garage Floors
We pour strong concrete slabs for workshops and garages across Auckland, providing flat, durable floors that handle vehicles, tools, workbenches and heavy equipment without cracking, dusting or early surface wear.
Clean, Sealable Finishes
Smooth power-floated finishes are easy to sweep and clean, resist oil and fuel stains when sealed, and give you a safe, level surface for working on cars, machinery and projects.
Carries Serious Loads
Reinforcement and thickness are matched to vehicle weights, hoists and machinery, and thicker edges or footings are included where needed, giving you a slab that carries serious loads for years.
Washdown Drainage Planned
Falls and drainage are planned for wash-down areas, roller door entries and external aprons, helping water leave the building quickly and keeping the workshop dry, safe and comfortable to use.
Ready On Time for Frames
We coordinate with your builder so the slab is level, accurate and ready on time for frames, with services, conduits and drainage pipes placed correctly before the concrete is poured.
Free On-Site Quote
Contact us for a free on-site quote for your workshop or garage slab. We provide a clear written price, practical, honest advice and a realistic programme before any work begins.
Workshop and Garage Slabs 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 visit your site, confirm vehicle weights, hoists and layout, then give a clear written quote.
Excavation and subgrade
We excavate and compact the ground, set falls for wash-down and entries, and prepare a stable base.
Formwork and reinforcement
We lay the membrane and set edges and reinforcement, adding thickened pads where a hoist or machinery sits.
The pour
We place the concrete to accurate levels and the right thickness for the loads the floor will carry.
Finishing and curing
We power-float a smooth, sealable finish that resists oil and daily wear, then cure the slab.
Handover
We complete a final check, clean the site and hand over a floor ready for fit-out.
Ideal Workshop and Garage SlabThickness
- Slab thickness
- Typically 100 to 150 mm, thicker for hoists
- Reinforcement
- Steel mesh to engineer specification
- Concrete strength
- 20 to 25 MPa
- Membrane
- Damp-proof membrane under the slab
- Finish
- Smooth, hard-wearing, sealable
- Joints
- Saw-cut control joints where needed
All work follows NZS 3109 for concrete construction, NZS 3101 for concrete structures, and any engineer specifications prepared for your site.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the slab take a two-post or four-post hoist?
Yes. We thicken and reinforce the slab where a hoist is going in, to the engineer or hoist specification.
Should a garage floor be sealed?
Sealing makes the floor easier to clean and more resistant to oil stains. We can finish it ready for sealing or apply a sealer.
Do you install a damp-proof membrane?
Yes. A membrane under the slab helps keep the floor dry and protects stored gear and tools.
How thick should a workshop floor be?
Usually 100 to 150 mm with reinforcement, thicker where a hoist or heavy equipment is involved.
Which areas do you cover?
Across rural and greater Auckland, including Kumeu, Riverhead, Clevedon and Karaka.
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Tell us about your site, approximate size and timeline, and we will come to you, assess the ground and provide a clear quote.