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Concrete bases · Wellingborough · NN8 & NN9

Concrete Bases in Wellingborough

Shed, garden room, hot tub and garage bases across Wellingborough and nearby villages, built properly from the ground up by our team in Higham Ferrers, about 15 minutes away.

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Concrete bases in Wellingborough

Bases for Wellingborough sheds, garden rooms and hot tubs

We build concrete bases all over Wellingborough, from established homes near the town centre to brand-new gardens at Stanton Cross. Whatever the building, the base is built the same way: dug to firm ground, compacted sub-base, damp-proof membrane, and 150mm of concrete or 200mm reinforced for heavy loads.

Many Wellingborough gardens have no side access, so we often barrow concrete through a garage or pump it over from the road. We’ll plan that with you on the site visit.

Areas we cover: Wellingborough, Finedon, Irchester, Wollaston, Earls Barton, Great Doddington, Little Harrowden and Wilby

Local knowledge

Bases in Wellingborough: what to know

Things we check before building a base in Wellingborough.

Stanton Cross gardens

New gardens at Stanton Cross are often compact, with access only through the garage. Some deeds also restrict outbuildings or hot tubs, so it’s worth checking yours before you order a building.

Clay and ironstone ground

Ground around Wellingborough ranges from heavy clay to stony ironstone. Clay moves as it wets and dries, which is why we never skip the compacted sub-base and membrane.

Access and concrete pumping

Terraced streets and tight new-builds often mean no side access. We can barrow concrete through a garage or pump it over longer distances, and we’ll tell you honestly if a garden is truly inaccessible.

Garden rooms and planning

Most garden rooms are permitted development, but within 2 metres of a boundary the building must be no more than 2.5 metres high. Wellingborough is covered by North Northamptonshire Council.

Base options

Bases we build in Wellingborough

In Wellingborough we build a lot of bases for new garden buildings on newer homes, as well as replacing old, cracked slabs. These are the most common.

Typical base prices

  • Shed base, 8 x 6ft from £800

    150mm concrete, sub-base and membrane

  • Plain concrete base, 150mm from £175

    per m², larger bases

  • Reinforced base, 200mm from £225

    per m², garden rooms, hot tubs, garages

  • Paving slab base £100–£120

    per m²

  • Building assembly On quote

    we can put your shed up too

Fixed, written quote after a free site visit. Waste removal is optional at £300 per grab lorry load. Not VAT registered.

Recent work

Bases we've built in Wellingborough

Recent bases around Wellingborough.
How it works

How your base gets built

Fifteen minutes from our base, here’s how a Wellingborough base gets built.

01

Visit and access plan

We check the ground and plan how the concrete gets in, through a garage, side passage or by pump.

02

Itemised quote

Within 48 hours, with any pumping and waste removal listed separately.

03

Dig and pour

Dug to firm ground, sub-base compacted, membrane laid, then concrete poured and finished.

04

Cure and build

Leave it about a week, then your building can go on. We can assemble it for you.

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FAQs

Base questions from Wellingborough

Can’t see your question? Call 01933 213009 or send us a message. We’re often on site, so if we miss your call we’ll reply within 24 hours. No deposit is needed: you pay when the job’s done.

About 15 minutes from our base in Higham Ferrers. We cover the whole town and the villages around it.

Usually, yes. We can barrow concrete through the garage or pump it in. Check your deeds first, as some new homes restrict outbuildings and hot tubs.

It can. Clay swells and shrinks with the weather, so we dig to firm ground and build on a compacted sub-base with a membrane to keep the slab stable.

Usually not, if it’s single storey, behind the house, and no more than 2.5 metres high within 2 metres of a boundary. Listed buildings and some estates have extra rules.

Including Finedon, Irchester, Wollaston, Earls Barton, Great Doddington, Little Harrowden and Wilby.