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Need to pour a concrete slab with reinforced mesh. 100 mm in thickness. Suitable for a sauna on top. Stones and excess sand will be removed beforehand. Easy access.

Patch and repair with sika monotop 352 nfg which we have the bags of. Just need the product applied to the areas that have been removed. Area is approx 5.5m x 1.2m and various depths. Don’t need any more areas removed.

We had to rip part of our driveway up to install soak wells so looking for someone who can re-lay the patch of exposed concrete on the driveway

Requiring surface prep, crack treatment repairs, leveling to water damaged liquid limestone flooring in the porch, patio, and alfresco. Estimated coverage of the area is 40sqm. May need repairs of ~50m of joints with backer rod and polyurethane. In addition spray-on concrete with two coat sealing in the areas above plus the utility area (back of house, where hot water unit is). Please provide quote. Thank you.

Landscaping work needed. Retaining garden wall and concrete slab for decking area.

Need about 12 limestone or concrete blocks (300–350mm high) supplied and installed on mostly level ground as per drawing. If less height blocks then supply more blocks to bring 300-350 mm final height Simple job — just place and align blocks to set spacing. Location: Riverton Please quote for supply and install.

Looking for someone the assist with a concrete job on Sunday morning from 8.30 for about 3hours. Have about 20sqm (1m3) of a concrete pour on top of an old slab that we have had to remove an old overlay from. Only about 30-40mm high. Must have had some concreting experience.

I have some concrete garden edging to be taken away. The concrete is now broken up.

I’ve had to dig up limestone blocks as they’ve cracked and gone uneven. I need someone to level and concrete them back together.

Brick driveway needs concrete hunching bricks are sloping to the side and sinking, some bricks may need pushing closer together

Grind back 20-30mm off a 200mm concrete slab poured too thick - area to grind is 30m2 of a 70m2 cellar (most of the slab is fine). We have poured a 200mm thick slab in our cellar. Unfortunately due to some water the level markers were messed up and the slab has been poured approximately 20-40mm too thick - I think. Need to measure thickness (can hire the machine) and grind back about 30m2. Further work pouring a 300mm high upturn available after we sort the slab. Looking for an experienced concreter team to assist home reno where we have probably bit of more than we can chew. Thanks

Concrete Cutting: Cut the Concrete in our front yard to create a garden bed. This is one L-shaped cut. The inner edge needs to be cut, creating two "legs" that meet: Leg 1: 250x60cm wide bed Leg 2: 180x45 Slab Thickness: 80mm - 100mm thick. Total Cut Length: 4 See mockup attached Smash and remove all cut concrete from the site. The site must be left clean, with all concrete, spoil, and mess removed. Access to the courtyard is easy and level. Type of gardening: Other Size of garden: Under 50m² Has green waste bin: Yes

Remove and dispose of a poured concrete path. 1. The total size is approx 14.6 square metres, measuring roughly 14.6m long, 1.0m wide, and 80mm thick. The site is level. 2. The path can be accessed easily from the front yard, but the path is between house and brick fence. It is long and narrow, so may not be suitable for mini bobcat. 3. The path is continuous, so will need to be broken up or cut. There are expansion joints cut into the surface that may help with this. 4. There are three down pipe drains and one NBN conduit that adjoin the house and are set into the concrete. You will need to carefully cut/break the concrete around these (see picture). 5. Approx. 4.5 metres of the path has a single row of limestone steps that sit on top the path which we would like to retain. So you will need to cut a straight line close to the steps to do this. 6. Please quote on disposing all of the concrete and leaving the exposed site without any rubble. We will be removing the trees you see in the pictures that are along the fence line – which is why the path needs to be removed. 7. I don't really know how much this would cost but have to put in a budget. So would appreciate genuine best quote. Thanks for considering.

Concrete and finish a small are about 1.5m × 2.5m. Area has 3 drain points

Cut edge of concrete path

Im installing a garden shed, and need a concrete slab for the base. Size is approx 3x1.3m, 75thk with reo mesh and barrier protection. Easy access for wheelbarrow.

Concrete cut / grinding. Small job to level out trip hazard from raised slab outdoors.

Around 4m x 4m concrete slab needs to be removed.

The previous owners were going to put a granny flat in but it didn’t get finished so there’s 12-14 concrete footings that need to be taken out and removed They are in the ground and I’m not sure how deep.