Concrete Driveway and Concreting Services in Wollongong
Get a Free EstimateWollongong Concrete Services and Finishes
A well-chosen finish can turn a plain slab into something you are proud to pull up on. Our range of concrete finishes in Wollongong covers stamped, polished, exposed aggregate, coloured, honed and broom. Every one has its own appearance, feel underfoot and slip rating, so you can match the surface to a driveway, patio, pool surround or shop floor.
We take care to get even colour, crisp edges and a neat result across the whole area. Where it suits, we finish with a quality sealer to guard against stains, strong sun, salt air and the moisture that comes with life on the coast. Still weighing up your options? We can bring samples and give you honest advice on what will work. Get in touch for a free quote on your finish.
Choose the work you need
Our crew takes on residential, commercial and light industrial jobs throughout the Wollongong region. Open any service below to learn what the work involves, how we do it properly, and why hillside blocks, local soils and big coastal downpours shape the approach.
Concrete driveways
Our bread-and-butter work, with each driveway set out for your soil, the fall of the block and big storm runoff.
See driveways LayersConcrete layers
A slab only lasts as long as the compacted base, moisture barrier and reinforcement buried under it.
See layers PaversWollongong pavers
Individual units ride out ground movement, and a broken paver can be lifted and replaced on its own.
See pavers RetainingRetaining walls
Engineered, well-drained walls that hold back a slope and win you extra level yard space.
See retaining walls StampedStamped concrete
Textured patterns that mimic slate, stone or brick, finished with a sealer for sun and rain.
See stamped concrete PolishedPolished concrete
Progressively finer diamond grinding produces a hard-wearing gloss that wipes clean and needs no topcoat.
See polished concrete ResurfacingConcrete resurfacing
Structurally fine but faded? A bonded new surface gives it a second life at a fraction of the cost of replacing it.
See resurfacing OverlayConcrete overlay
Slim toppings and self-levellers that refresh the look and iron out low spots.
See overlays AggregateExposed aggregate
The surface is washed back to show the pebbles, adding wet-weather traction and hiding everyday marks.
See exposed aggregate ColouredColoured concrete
Pigment through the whole mix or applied to the surface, picked to complement the house and garden.
See coloured concrete SealingConcrete sealing
A protective coat that blocks moisture and sea air from reaching the steel and keeps colour from fading in strong sun.
See sealing HonedHoned concrete
A low-sheen matte surface with reduced glare and good traction, sitting between raw concrete and full polish.
See honed concrete RepairConcrete repair
We track down what caused the damage before fixing it, so the repair holds up rather than failing again.
See repairs Crack RepairConcrete crack repair
Flexible fillers for active cracks and epoxy injection for structural ones that weaken the slab.
See crack repair Drive ResurfacingDriveway resurfacing
Problems underneath and the drainage fall get fixed first, and then a fresh bonded topping goes on.
See driveway resurfacing GrindingConcrete grinding
Shaves down lifted edges that cause trips and roughens the surface so new coatings bond properly.
See grinding CuttingConcrete cutting
Saw-cut control joints, clean lines ahead of demolition and neat edges where fresh concrete joins existing.
See cutting PatioConcrete patio
Level, durable entertaining spaces with just enough fall to carry downpours away from the house.
See patios Pool DeckConcrete pool deck
Comfortable for bare feet, slip-resistant when splashed and graded to drain away from the coping.
See pool decks StepsConcrete steps
Consistent rise and slip-resistant treads for hillside blocks and any change in level.
See steps PathsConcrete paths
Garden and side-of-house paths finished with plenty of grip for rainy days.
See paths CommercialCommercial concrete
Floor slabs, car parks and forecourts scheduled around trading hours so you can keep serving customers.
See commercial IndustrialIndustrial concrete
Deeper slabs with heavier steel for yards, workshops and machinery loads.
See industrial Car ParksConcrete car parks
Designed for constant vehicle movement, with falls that send water to drains rather than pooling.
See car parks AsphaltAsphalt
A quick-turnaround surface for sites that need vehicles back on as soon as possible.
See asphalt DemolitionConcrete demolition
Compact, manoeuvrable gear for breaking out old concrete on cramped residential sites.
See demolition RemovalConcrete removal
All rubble loaded and taken for proper disposal, with the ground left tidy and level.
See removal ExcavationExcavation
Driveway box-outs, house and shed pads and larger earthworks through clay, shale, sandstone or loose soil, with spoil removed.
See excavation DiggingDigging
Pier and post holes, tank pits and stump removal, dug by hand when a machine cannot get in.
See digging TrenchingTrenching
Correctly graded trenches for stormwater, water, power and sewer lines, backfilled neatly afterwards.
See trenching FoundationConcrete foundation
Footings and slabs designed from your soil report, whatever ground lies beneath.
See foundations ReinforcedReinforced concrete
Steel fixed precisely to the engineering drawings with enough cover to keep moisture out.
See reinforced concrete Structural32 MPa structural concrete
High-strength reinforced concrete for slabs, footings, beams and walls, poured to the engineer's specification.
See 32 MPa concrete PlainPlain 20–25 MPa concrete
Natural grey, good-value concrete for driveways, paths, patios and light-duty slabs around the home.
See plain concrete SlabConcrete slab
Garage, shed and house slabs designed for the weight they will carry.
See slabs FootpathConcrete footpath
Broom-finished walkways with a slight fall for drainage and joints that keep cracking in check.
See footpaths KerbingConcrete kerbing
Kerbs, garden borders and mowing edges that direct stormwater away from the house.
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