Not All Slabs Are Created Equal! Every inspection reveals a unique story. This recent slab finish caught our attention and not for the right reasons. Key Observations: Inadequate Compaction: Visible air pockets (honey combing) suggesting insufficient vibration during pour. Poor Edge Detailing: Rough and irregular edges that may compromise structural integrity. National Construction Code (NCC) and Australian Standard AS 2870 state that concrete slabs must be: Properly Compacted: To eliminate air pockets and ensure durability. Adequately Cured: Moist curing for a minimum of 7 days to achieve desired strength. Finished to Standard: Smooth, level surfaces with well-defined edges to prevent future defects. Neglecting these standards can lead to: -Cracking and spalling -Moisture ingress -Compromised structural performance At Top Tier Building Inspections, we ensure every property meets the highest standards and best finishes possible, safeguarding your investment from the grou...