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Photo checklist
Good photos help the intake team understand your slab before anyone visits. Pick the application for a tailored list, then print it or tick shots off as you go.
Educational self-check only. Not a diagnosis, inspection, estimate or quote; a site assessment is needed to confirm anything. Results stay in this browser tab until you choose to send them.
General (any slab)
Stay safe
- Stay on stable, dry ground; don’t stand on steps, ledges or pool edges to get a shot.
- Don’t lift slabs, dig under them or put hands into gaps.
- Photos are optional. You can add up to 3 in the assessment form later, or send none.
Sending opens the assessment form with this summary attached. You can edit or remove it there; nothing is sent until you submit the form. No contact details are needed to use this tool.
Conceptual illustration
Concrete photo field guide
Four shots that tell the story of a settled slab, taken from safe ground.
Whole area
Step back so the slab and surroundings are in frame.
Worst joint
Close-up of the trip edge or largest drop.
Water source
Downspouts, grading, stains or pooling marks.
Scale
A tape measure beside the drop.
Text version
- Whole area: Step back so the slab and surroundings are in frame.
- Worst joint: Close-up of the trip edge or largest drop.
- Water source: Downspouts, grading, stains or pooling marks.
- Scale: A tape measure beside the drop.
- Take photos from stable, dry ground.