How much does concreting cost in Canberra?

It depends on the area in square metres, the finish, access to the site, whether an old slab has to come out, and the soil class the footings are designed to. Send through the size and what you want and we will price it properly rather than guess.

Do you do both driveways and slabs?

Yes. Driveways, shed and house slabs, footings, paths, patios and decorative finishes are all concrete work we take on across Canberra and the ACT.

Which areas do you cover?

All of the ACT: Gungahlin, Belconnen, Tuggeranong, Woden, Weston Creek, Molonglo, the inner north and south, and Queanbeyan just over the border.

Concrete work across Canberra and the ACT

Concreters across Canberra and the ACT

We pour, resurface and finish concrete for homes and businesses across Canberra. Driveways, slabs, paths, patios and decorative work, done to the local ground and the local weather. Tell us about the job and you get a clear quote back.

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Why work with a local Canberra concreter

We keep the work local and the pricing honest. One contact covers the whole job, from the driveway at the front to the slab out the back.

Local work, priced for the site and the soil, not a national rate card.
Driveways, resurfacing, slabs, paths and decorative finishes under one contact.
Built for Canberra conditions: frost, reactive clay, and the crossover rules.

Built for Canberra ground and weather

Canberra runs cold, frosty winters and hot, dry summers. Both matter for concrete: pours in winter cure slowly and need protection from frost, and slabs on the region's reactive clay can lift with seasonal moisture. Summer pours need curing so the surface does not dry too fast and craze.

Large parts of Canberra sit on reactive clay that swells and shrinks with moisture. Footings and slabs are designed to the site's soil class under AS 2870, which is why a proper slab is not just a thicker pour.

Driveway crossovers and ACT approvals

A new or widened driveway that crosses the verge to the road usually needs a crossover approval from the ACT Government (TCCS). We work to that requirement rather than around it.