This page seeks to provide a brief guide for members of the public, customer and contractor alike, on the basics of what is good concreting practice in a domestic environment. This information is for general guidance only, it is not intended to be definitive. NZ Concrete Contractors Members are responsible for producing quality work, adherence to regulations and a professional approach. Wherever possible choose a NZ Concrete Contractor Member for your job. See our Find Members tab for a list of NZ Concrete Contractors in your area. For additional information follow the links at the bottom of the page to Concrete New Zealand (CNZ) and NZ Ready Mixed Concrete Association (NZRMCA) resources.   When You Need Concrete Laid Do your research into concrete placers located in your area; are they a member of the NZCCA? Check with your local ready mix suppliers to help gauge local concrete placer’s reputations for quality and consistency Obtain quotes from reputable concrete placers who are competent in the work you require. Ask to see examples of their work and ascertain guarantees for your requirements. Are they willing to discuss your job with you i.e. expectations, timelines, any site difficulties?   Information on Quotations Should clearly show this information (where appropriate and applicable for the nature of the work): Concrete Strength: (Advised Min. is 20MPA for Driveways & Floors) Concrete Depth: (Min. for Driveway 100mm) (Min. for Residential Floor 100mm) (Min. for Car Port Pad 100mm) (Min. for Pathway 75mm) Decorative System: (e.g. Stamped, Coloured, Exposed Aggregate, … Continue reading Concreting Guidelines