

A slab is the one part of a build you never get to redo. The frame, the finishes and the plumbing all sit on decisions made in the first few days on site. Urban Pour pours concrete slabs across Melbourne's reactive clay, sand and fill sites, and we build every one to the engineer's design, the soil report and the Australian Standard, so the floor stays flat and sound for the life of the building. Whether you are building a new home, a townhouse development, a warehouse floor or an extension on a sloping block, we handle the excavation, the formwork, the steel, the pour and the finish with one crew and one point of contact.

A concrete slab is the reinforced concrete floor that carries a building's load into the ground. In Melbourne the right type depends on the soil classification in your geotechnical report, the slope of the block and what will sit on top. Reactive clay sites across the north and west move with the seasons and usually call for a stiffened raft or waffle pod slab. Sloping blocks in the east often need a cut and fill platform or a suspended slab. We read the soil report and the engineer's drawings before we quote, so the slab we price is the slab your site needs.
From a single garage slab to a multi-unit development, Urban Pour pours slabs to the engineer's design and the Australian Standard, with our own crew on every job.

The workhorse of Melbourne residential construction. We build both systems to AS 2870 and your site classification:

When the floor needs to span, we take it off the ground. Our structural crew pours:

Heavy loads, forklifts and racking need a different slab to a living room. We pour:

A good slab starts before the truck arrives. Every job includes:
Urban Pour is a Melbourne concrete contractor with its own excavation, formwork and pouring crews, so your slab is planned, prepared and poured by one team that answers for the whole job.

We cut the site, form the slab, tie the steel and pour it ourselves. No gaps between subcontractors, and no one blaming the last trade.

Every slab is built to the engineer's drawings and the site classification, with beam sizes and footing depths checked before the formwork goes down.

We pour to tight tolerances and check levels before and after the pour, so carpenters, tilers and polishers start on a floor that is right.

Residential slabs and footings follow AS 2870 and structural concrete follows AS 3600, with mix design, cover and curing done by the book.