Concrete shed base in Beckenham
An 8ft × 10ft concrete shed base with steel reinforcement mesh and a brushed finish, after removing old concrete and soil, completed in one day for £1,820 including VAT.
- Price
- £1,820 inc. VAT
- Time on site
- 1 day
Beckenham BR3 · Concrete & shed bases
Flat, square and ready for the shed.
As local shed base installers, we lay concrete bases in Beckenham BR3 for sheds, garden rooms, bike stores and outbuildings. In September 2026 we laid Mark's 8ft × 10ft reinforced shed base in Beckenham itself in a single day, and in Shortlands, a mile away, we used a concrete truck and pump for a shed base and new steps on a garden reached only through the house.
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Your garden, considered
A shed on old slabs, timber bearers or bare soil soon goes out of square: doors stick, the floor rots and water gets in. A concrete base gives it a flat, solid, dry footing. On Mark's job in Beckenham we dug out the old concrete and soil across the footprint, set the area out square and level against the existing patio, laid steel reinforcement mesh, then poured and brushed the concrete, all in one day.
On Beckenham's clay, which moves with the seasons, steel reinforcement mesh is worth having in a base. It helps the slab resist cracking and carry heavier loads, so the base stays flat under a heavy shed or a garden room full of furniture.
Bigger bases for garden rooms and offices need more planning: the size, the height above the garden, where cables and drainage go and how the concrete gets there. On sites without side access the concrete can come by truck and pump, as it did in Shortlands.
Real jobs · real prices
Starting with Mark's shed base in Beckenham itself, here are four documented jobs with new concrete bases, each with photos, timings and the price.
An 8ft × 10ft concrete shed base with steel reinforcement mesh and a brushed finish, after removing old concrete and soil, completed in one day for £1,820 including VAT.
20m² of turf, a black Indian sandstone footpath, a garden room concrete base and 3 back fence panels, in five days for £5,650 including VAT.
A new lawn, French drain, slate footpath and paving section to the client's design, plus a shed base, in 10 days for £9,220 including VAT.
A garden room base with a 20cm concrete retaining wall on a sloping site with narrow, steep access, in ten days for £15,000 including VAT.
Details from our portfolio
Every photo here is from Lucy's steep garden in Shortlands BR2, where concrete was pumped in for a shed base, new steps and a porcelain patio.
Materials & possibilities
The base is sized and specified for what will sit on it. We confirm it at the survey.
Steel mesh goes into the base before the pour so the slab acts as one piece rather than cracking into sections. The surface is levelled and given a brushed finish for grip, then the concrete is left to cure before the shed or building goes on top, so it reaches its strength first.
From first ideas to finishing touches
We check the footprint, levels, access and what will sit on the base.
Dig-out, reinforcement, concrete, finish and waste removal.
Set out square and level, mesh in, pour, level and brush.
Leave it to harden before the shed or garden room goes on.
Documented project · Shortlands BR2 · 1 mile from Beckenham
Lucy's garden in Shortlands, a mile from Beckenham, climbs steeply from the house and every material had to come through the house. Using a concrete truck and pump, we poured a base for the existing shed, new steps and the patio base, then clad the steps and laid 25m² of porcelain, in one week for £9,250 including VAT. Drag the slider to compare.
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Mark's 8ft × 10ft reinforced shed base in Beckenham, including breaking out the old concrete, cost £1,820 including VAT in one day. A concrete base with a bike store installed on it in Richmond was £1,060. Garden room bases are larger and are often part of a bigger job, and a steep site with pumped concrete and a retaining wall in Purley came to £15,000.
Request your free quoteCompare like for like. Check the quote gives the base size, whether it is reinforced, how the old ground is prepared and the finish, and that removing the spoil is included.
| Project | Where | Time on site | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Concrete shed base in Beckenham | Beckenham BR3 | 1 day | £1,820 inc. VAT |
| Bike store and concrete base in Richmond | Richmond TW10 | 1 day | £1,060 inc. VAT |
| Turf, black sandstone footpath and garden room base in Brixton Hill | Brixton Hill SW2 | 5 days | £5,650 inc. VAT |
| Slate paving, new lawn and French drain in Clapham | Clapham SW4 | 10 days | £9,220 inc. VAT |
| Garden room concrete base and retaining wall in Purley | Purley CR8 | 10 days | £15,000 inc. VAT |
Prices as shown on each case study. Every garden is different, so your price is fixed in a written quote after a free survey.
Beckenham · BR3
We lay bases all over Beckenham, from Mark's garden in BR3 to Elmers End, Eden Park, Kelsey Park, Park Langley and Clock House, and next door in Shortlands and West Wickham. In Beckenham we have also built two pergolas and new fencing, so bases are often part of a bigger change to the garden.
We are based in Norbury, SW16, around 4 miles away, and work right across the Borough of Bromley.
A few useful answers
Still deciding? Tell us about your garden and we can talk through the next step.
Read our warranty termsMark's 8ft × 10ft shed base in Beckenham, reinforced with steel mesh and brushed, cost £1,820 including VAT, including breaking out the old concrete and taking it away. We quote your size after a free survey.
Mark's base was dug out, reinforced, poured and finished in one day. It then needs time to cure before the shed goes on.
Concrete gives one solid, level slab that will not rock or sink, which matters on clay soil that moves with the seasons. Slabs on sand can shift, and the shed moves with them.
Yes. Mark's base in Beckenham had steel reinforcement mesh laid in before the pour, to help it resist cracking and carry heavier loads.
Yes. We built a garden room base in Brixton Hill as part of a five-day job, and a garden room base with a 20cm concrete retaining wall on a sloping site in Purley.
We break it out and remove it. On Mark's job the old concrete and soil were dug out across the whole 8ft × 10ft footprint before the new base went in.
Yes. In Shortlands, with access only through the house, the concrete was placed using a truck and pump for the shed base, the steps and the patio base.
Let's make a start
Tell us about your shed bases project in Beckenham. We will get in touch to discuss your ideas and the next step towards a site survey.
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