Patio Concrete Slabs Mandurah - Pro

There are different types of patio concrete slabs, each with advantages and disadvantages.
1. The most common type of patio concrete slab is the poured concrete slab. This is made by pouring concrete into a mould and then letting it set. Poured concrete slabs are strong and durable, but they can be expensive to install.
2. Another type of patio concrete slab is the pre-cast concrete slab. This is made by casting concrete in a mould and then transporting it to the site where it will be installed. They are less expensive than poured concrete slabs but are not as strong or durable.

Installing a patio concrete slab will require the following steps;
1. excavate the area where the slab will be installed
2. level the area
3. compact the soil
4. install a sub-base (optional)
5. lay down a layer of gravel
6. install a layer of sand
7. lay the concrete slab in place
8. level the slab
9. finish the edges of the slab
10. cure the concrete.
This is a general overview of the installation process. The specific details will vary depending on the type of slab you choose and the location of your patio.

Concrete is durable but, it doesn’t negate the need for maintenance;
— It’s important to sweep and clean regularly to prevent dirt and grime from building up and causing stains.
— Be sure to seal your patio concrete slab annually to protect it from the elements.
— If you spill something on your patio concrete slab, clean it up immediately; stains can be difficult to remove if they’re allowed to be set.
— If your patio concrete slab cracks, don’t despair! Cracks can be easily repaired with little effort and the right supplies.