Concrete Slabs on the Mid North Coast
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Mid North Coast Concrete Slabs
Need concrete slabs on the Mid North Coast? Brodie Wynter Concreting is the team to call. With over 15 years of hands on experience, we’ve poured countless slabs for homes, sheds, patios, extensions and commercial builds.
Every job is prepped properly, measured carefully and poured with precision to ensure strength, durability and long term performance. The slab is the foundation for everything else, so we take our time to get it right. Whether you’re building new or adding to what’s already there, we’re ready to deliver a solid result.
To book your concrete slab project, call 0421 170 441 and speak with Brodie Wynter Concreting today. We serve throughout the Mid North Coast region including Port Macquarie, Wauchope, Laurieton, Harrington, Taree, Forster, Tamworth, Dubbo, Nambucca Heads, Macksville, Coffs Harbour and surrounding areas.
Quality Work that Stands the Test of Time
A concrete slab is only as good as the care that goes into it. At Brodie Wynter Concreting, we never cut corners. From formwork to finishing, we follow proven processes and work with reliable materials to ensure each pour holds up for years to come.
We tailor every slab to suit the site, the structure and your needs. Whether you’re after a smooth finish, reinforced footings or site specific shaping, we’ll get it done without the runaround.
We’re known across the Mid North Coast for turning up on time, keeping the site clean and delivering the kind of results you can build on—literally.
What is the best base for a concrete slab?
The ideal base for a concrete slab is a well-compacted subgrade made of granular material, such as crushed rock or road base. This layer provides stability, prevents shifting, and helps distribute the slab’s weight evenly. Before pouring, it's crucial to level the base and ensure proper drainage to prevent moisture accumulation under the slab. In some cases, a moisture barrier or geotextile fabric may be added to further improve durability and longevity. The base preparation can significantly affect the strength and lifespan of the concrete slab.
How thick should a residential concrete slab be?
The standard thickness for a residential concrete slab is generally 100mm (10cm), which suits patios, garden sheds, and basic home applications. For areas that need to support heavier loads, like driveways or garages, a thickness of 125mm to 150mm is often recommended. Reinforcement with steel mesh or rebar may also be needed depending on soil conditions and usage. A qualified concreter can assess the site and recommend the best thickness for structural performance and safety.
How long does it take for a concrete slab to cure?
Concrete slabs take about 28 days to reach full strength, but the curing process begins as soon as the concrete is poured. Light foot traffic may be possible after 24–48 hours, but heavy loads or structures should not be placed on the slab until it has cured for at least a week. During the curing phase, keeping the concrete moist and protected from extreme heat or wind helps prevent cracking and ensures a stronger, longer-lasting finish.
