Placing & Finishing
Pouring and compacting concrete into its designated location while smoothing, levelling, and texturing the surface for the desired appearance and durability.
Soff-cut Sawing
This involves making controlled cuts soon after pouring to prevent random cracking and allow for the natural contraction and expansion of the concrete.
Formwork
Formwork refers to the temporary molds or structures used to contain and shape freshly poured concrete until it sets and achieves sufficient strength to support itself.
Gravel Preperation
Involves properly grading and compacting the gravel base to provide a stable foundation for the concrete to be poured onto, ensuring structural integrity and durability.
Densifying
The process of applying a chemical solution or treatment to increase the density and strength of the concrete surface, enhancing its durability and resistance to wear and abrasion.
Laser Screeding
A precise method that utilizes laser technology to level and smooth freshly poured concrete surfaces quickly and accurately, ensuring uniformity and optimal flatness.
Cribbing
The use of stacked wooden or metal supports to stabilize and reinforce the formwork, providing additional strength and support during the pouring and curing process.
Rebar Placement
Strategically positioning steel reinforcement bars within the concrete forms to provide structural support and enhance the strength and durability of the finished concrete structure.
Joint Filling
The process of placing and compacting concrete or grout into the joints between adjacent rebar sections to ensure proper bonding and structural integrity.