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CONSIDERATIONS WHEN PLANNING YOUR CONCRETE PATIO INSTALL

Updated: Aug 28, 2022



There's a lot to consider when it comes to planning your patio installation which is why we've put together this helpful guide:


1. SET YOUR BUDGET

Your budget should include: site preparation, slab pour & finish, support beams, roof styles or other shade options, weather protection from wind and rain, furnishings and other add-ons specific to your design plan.


2. OBTAIN QUOTES

Your installer should be licensed and insured. You should also understand the structural warranties, start date, and expected duration to complete the project.


3. APPROVALS.

Check if your project is subject to council approval before construction commences.


4. LOCATION & SIZE

Your land size, budget, and council regulations will play a role in this decision, as will privacy and lifestyle - are you planning an intimate patio for two, or space to entertain?


5. DRAINAGE

A well-designed drainage system is essential in the prevention of water-related damage to the home.


6. DESIGN & STYLE

In addition to deciding on the finish which suits your design needs. If your property slopes, do you need to include a concrete retaining wall or steps? It's also important to coordinate the design of your new patio with existing and planned elements in mind such as garden, pool, swing set, shed, BBQ, firepit.


7. CONCRETE FINISHES

Troweled, broom, exposed aggregate, salt, stamped concrete, stained, polished concrete, painted.


8. ENCLOSURES

Enclosures can serve many purposes to your patio; enhance your privacy, add a design element, sound or weather protection. The first step is to decide if you're looking for a fixed or retractable option, this applies to your vertical space and patio roof. The material you opt to install will depend on a range of factors such as budget, the style of your home, where you live, and your lifestyle. It's also important to understand how your roof selection will protect you in the extreme heat of summer.


Contact Piercrete Group to help you with all your concreting needs. Our highly professional and experienced tradesmen are fully licensed and insured.


 

For quote requests and enquiries E: admin@piercretegroup.com.au



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