Concrete Casey
Concrete driveways, paths and alfresco slabs in Casey. Finishing concrete for homes on compact cut-and-fill lots. Fixed-price quotes.
Concrete Services in Casey
Casey is on the north-western side of Gungahlin, developed over the last decade or so with a mix of family homes, compact lots and townhouses. Most of the concrete we pour there is finishing work: completing driveways, adding side and rear paths, building alfresco slabs and putting in pads for tanks, sheds and air-conditioning units. Because many lots are compact and close together, the details matter — falls to the right pit, levels below weep holes, and nothing that sends water toward the neighbour. Casey's lots were formed by estate earthworks, so we check whether your ground is engineered fill or cut clay before we set the base. We pour concrete in Casey to suit the builder's site drainage plan and any estate design rules, and we give you a fixed, written quote after a visit.
- Alfresco slabs — Outdoor living slabs extending from the house, finished to suit and set level with the internal floor where practical.
- Side & rear paths — Paths down the side of the house and around the back, poured to the right level against the brickwork.
- Driveway extensions — Extra width or parking beside an existing driveway, kept within estate guidelines and jointed to the original slab.
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Concrete Finishes in Casey
Polished Concrete
We grind and seal your slab to a shine, trialling the gloss level on a small patch first so you can see it.
Coloured Concrete
Colour mixed right through or stained on top, picked from cured samples you can view in daylight at home.
Honed Concrete
A smooth, low-sheen surface that stays grippy underfoot when it is wet or frosty, ideal around pools and alfrescos.
Exposed Aggregate
Stones revealed at the surface give you traction on a sloping block and hide tyre marks and leaf stains well.
Stencilled Concrete
Brick, tile or paver patterns laid into a new pour, or applied over an existing slab that is still solid.
Stamped Concrete
Stone, slate or timber textures stamped into fresh concrete, with the layout planned so edges finish cleanly.
Concrete Expertise in Casey
Driveways
Built on a base suited to your soil, with control joints placed properly and the verge crossing to TCCS standards.
Patios
We walk the heights and drainage falls with you before pouring, since they are locked in once the concrete sets.
Al Frescos
An alfresco floor has to meet your indoor level exactly, so we sort the heights with your builder before booking.
Pathways
Paths graded so summer storm runoff heads away from your walls, not back against the footings.
Pool Surrounds
We settle grip, how hot it gets under bare feet in summer, and the edge detail at the coping before we start.
Foundations
Footings dug and steel fixed to your engineer and soil report, then inspected by the certifier before any concrete goes in.
Other Concrete Services in Casey
Concrete Installation
Driveways, patios, footings and slabs quoted after we have seen your block and ground, not from a price list.
Concrete Repair
Before any fix, we find what made your slab crack, heave or flake, so the damage doesn't come straight back.
Concrete Slabs
House, shed and granny flat slabs built to an engineer design that suits your block’s soil class.
Concrete Resurfacing
A new finish laid over solid old concrete, with most of the effort going into cleaning and prepping it.
Concrete Replacement
We break out the failed concrete, fix the ground beneath it and pour fresh, so the fault is not repeated.
Concrete Removal
Pipes and cables found and access sorted before breaking starts, and the rubble trucked off for recycling.
Excavation and Earthworks in Casey
Digging and Dirty Works
Awkward little digs where finding buried services and fitting a machine in take the most thought.
Excavation
We check depths, heights and buried pipes on site first, so the dig goes to plan from day one.
Earthworks
Ground cut and filled, then compacted layer by layer, with testing done whenever your certifier asks for it.
Trenching
Trenches dug to the right fall, bedded and packed back in layers so they do not sink after a wet winter.
Digger Hire
An excavator plus an experienced operator, with the right size machine chosen after we look at your access.
Demolition
Asbestos checked and services cut off before we pull anything down, with waste sorted so more gets recycled.
Ground conditions in Casey
Once the concrete is poured, there's no going back to fix what's under it. That's why we look at the ground here before we price a single square metre.
Compacted estate fill
Parts of Casey sit on engineered fill placed during estate earthworks. Certified fill is sound ground, but we still check the report and prepare the base to suit.
Cut natural clay
Other lots are cut into reactive clay, which needs proper reinforcement and joint spacing to keep seasonal movement under control.
Close neighbours, shared drainage
Compact lots mean run-off has nowhere to spare. We set falls to the stormwater points shown on the builder's plans.
Casey concrete questions
Questions we hear a lot from Casey homeowners before we come out to quote.
Do Casey estate guidelines affect my driveway?
They can. Some Gungahlin estates set requirements for front-yard driveways and landscaping, such as finish, width or how much of the front can be paved, alongside ACT planning rules. Requirements vary by estate and stage and may have expired on older homes. Check your sales contract or estate guidelines, and we will design the driveway to fit what applies.
How long does a typical Casey finishing job take?
A package of paths, a patio and a few pads is often formed and poured in a few days, weather permitting, with more time if a pump or multiple pours are needed. Concrete then needs to cure — light foot traffic after a day or two, vehicles after about a week. We give you a schedule at quote stage so you can plan around it.
Can you work around my landscaper in Casey?
Yes, and it usually gives a better result. Ideally the concrete goes in before turf, irrigation and garden beds, but after any retaining walls that set the levels. We are happy to talk to your landscaper about levels, edging, drainage and conduits for irrigation or lighting, so nothing has to be cut up later.