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Pricing guide
Costs are driven by slab thickness and reinforcement, the type of finish, and site and subbase conditions. A standard 100mm slab with single-layer mesh is typically less complex than an engineered or decorative slab, which often need heavier reinforcement, staged finishing and extra visits. Callout fees, regional labour rates and after-hours attendance may also affect the final price.
Slab thickness and reinforcement
Thicker sections or engineer-specified reinforcement for vehicle loads usually require more materials, labour and compaction.
Finish type and complexity
Decorative finishes like exposed aggregate, colouring, stamping or polishing typically need staged labour, premium materials and protection measures.
Site access and ground condition
Restricted access, uneven ground or a poor subbase often increase preparation time and may require subbase remediation.
Number of visits and staging
Premium or decorative work may require additional visits for staged finishing, washing and sealing, increasing overall time on site.
Timing and callout arrangements
Callout fees, regional labour rates and after-hours attendance generally affect the overall charge and scheduling.
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What moves this estimate
- Slab thickness and reinforcement: Thicker sections or engineer-specified reinforcement for vehicle loads usually require more materials, labour and compaction.
- Finish type and complexity: Decorative finishes like exposed aggregate, colouring, stamping or polishing typically need staged labour, premium materials and protection measures.
- Site access and ground condition: Restricted access, uneven ground or a poor subbase often increase preparation time and may require subbase remediation.
- Number of visits and staging: Premium or decorative work may require additional visits for staged finishing, washing and sealing, increasing overall time on site.
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