Preparation and Removal
Excavation
Excavation for concrete construction, undertaken as part of an informed process that considers levels, subgrade condition, access, spoil management and the next construction stage.
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Construction Scope
Defined around the site, intended use and finish.
Site cut, excavation to required depth, removal of unsuitable material where necessary, base preparation, level checks and preparation for formwork or sub-base.
Planning Considerations
Site access, soil conditions, existing services, spoil removal, retaining constraints, drainage and required concrete build-up all influence excavation requirements.
How We Approach the Work
A considered sequence from preparation to completion.
01
Prepare
Review access, existing conditions, levels, drainage and the required construction build-up.
02
Form
Set the geometry, edges, levels, falls and formwork needed to define the concrete area.
03
Place
Place and finish concrete in line with the selected application, surface texture and project conditions.
04
Finish
Confirm joints, curing guidance, access timing and the expected care for the completed surface.
Questions to clarify before concrete is placed.
What affects the cost of a concrete project?
Do you remove existing concrete?
How are drainage and levels considered?
