Ground preparation
We level and compact the soil, lay a sand-gravel base and a waterproof membrane. A solid base protects the floor from cracks and settling.
- Levelling and compaction
- Sand-gravel layer
- Waterproof membrane
We prepare the ground, reinforce, pour and power-trowel. One crew does all four stages.
We level and compact the soil, lay a sand-gravel base and a waterproof membrane. A solid base protects the floor from cracks and settling.
We lay steel mesh on spacers so the rebar sits in the middle of the slab. That way the slab carries load and does not crack.
Concrete arrives by mixer truck. We pour in one go, level it to the guides with a vibrating screed and drive out the air.
Once the concrete sets, we spread a hardener and compact the surface with a power trowel. The floor becomes smooth, dense and nearly dust-free.
From bare ground to troweling, one crew does every stage, so work never stalls between stages and each one fits the next.
You see the price on the site. After visiting the site we give you the exact sum in writing.
Compactors, screeds and power trowels are ours, so we keep to the schedule.
Garage, yard, warehouse, workshop, car wash.
Enter the address and the area. The price covers all four stages, materials and labour.
A 100–300 m² site usually takes 2–4 working days. You can walk on it in 1–2 days, park a car after about 7 days, and full strength comes at 28 days.
It depends on slab thickness, ground condition and area. Larger areas cost less per m². We confirm the exact sum after seeing the site.
A dry-shake mix worked into the surface while troweling. It makes the floor harder, more wear-resistant and less dusty.
Yes. Below +5°C we use winter admixtures or schedule the pour for warmer days.
No, we only do the full cycle. That is how we can guarantee the result.