Site assessment
A two-hour walk of your slab.
$1,500
GST exclusive
- Two hours on site with Bill
- Substrate read and condition notes
- One-page brief: what is there, what is needed
- Indicative cost of the work to come
- Plain-English, builder-ready
Advisory
When something is wrong with your slab, talk to Bill.
Three fixed engagements. GST exclusive. No site visit until the brief lands.
- Patents US2250933A / EP0683121A1 / AU 702719
- Mining continuous haulage
- Two business day reply
- Fixed price, GST exclusive
Three engagements
Pick the shape of the conversation.
Each engagement is a fixed price, GST exclusive. The brief lands first. The site visit happens once we both agree the scope is right. The deliverable lands in your inbox.
Detailed report
Full diagnostic on a problem slab.
$3,600
GST exclusive
- On-site moisture testing
- Prep recommendation and finish suitability
- Root-cause diagnosis on existing failures
- Reads as a forensic report
- Suitable for insurance, builder, or owner
Solution consulting
We design the spec for a project.
$5,000
GST exclusive
- Substrate, prep, finish, sequencing
- Builder coordination and call-outs
- Architect-grade specification document
- Tenderable, warrantable, portable
- Floorscape can deliver, or hand to your contractor
How it works
Four steps from brief to deliverable.
Step 1
Brief lands.
Send the form below. Photos, drawings, the question you need answered.
Step 2
Bill responds.
Within two business days. Either with the engagement scoped, or a reason this is not the right tier.
Step 3
Engagement runs.
Site walk, testing, write-up. The fixed price is the fixed price.
Step 4
Deliverable in your inbox.
Brief, report, or specification. Yours to use, share, or hand to another contractor.
Brief Bill
Tell Bill what you are working on.
He reads every brief personally and responds within two business days. If the problem is straightforward we will say so and point you to the right tier. No site visit until the brief lands.
Bill Vergeer, founder
Mining engineer. 25 years on Melbourne slabs.
Bill came up through underground mining and holds three patents in continuous haulage: US2250933A, EP0683121A1, and AU 702719. He stepped into concrete in 2005 and has not put the trowel down since. The advisory work is the same engineering rigour he brings to every Floorscape install, sold by the engagement rather than buried in a quote.