Concreters Townsville - Driveways, Slabs & Resurfacing

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Functional and Beautiful Driveways Servicing Townsville QLD

Concreters Townsville QLD Concrete Contractors specializes in building functional and appealing driveways Servicing Townsville QLD and other nearby areas in Queensland. We are locally owned operated and believe that driveways play a significant part in creating positive first impressions for your homes.

With our expertise and experience in building beautiful and functional, and durable driveways, we will be able to build you a driveway that is both practical and aesthetically pleasing. We are locally owned operated concrete contractors and makes sure the we get the job done.

Our Services

Concrete Driveways

Plain, coloured and decorative driveways built to handle Townsville’s climate. Learn more →

Concrete Resurfacing & Stencilling

Bring tired concrete back to life without a full replacement. Learn more →

Exposed Aggregate

A durable, slip-resistant textured finish, popular for driveways and pool surrounds. Learn more →

Stamped Concrete

Decorative stamped finishes that mimic stone, brick or slate. Learn more →

House Slabs

AS 2870 compliant slabs for new builds, sheds and extensions. Learn more →

Concrete Cleaning & Resealing

Restore and protect existing concrete surfaces. Learn more →

QUESTIONS CUSTOMERS ASK

Initial Curing Period

Q: How long should I wait after the concrete is poured?

A: It’s best to wait for about 24 to 48 hours before walking on the surface.

Light Vehicle Usage

Q: When can light vehicles be driven on the driveway?

A: Wait for a minimum of 7 days for the concrete to fully set before driving vehicles on it.

Heavy Vehicles and Strength

Q: What about vehicles or achieving strength?

A: To accommodate vehicles or ensure the concrete reaches its strength wait at least 28 days.

Impact of Weather

Q: Does weather affect how long it takes for the concrete to cure?

A: Yes, curing times may be influenced by weather conditions. Hot or rainy weather can affect the curing process.

Final Recommendations

Q: Any tips for maintaining a driveway?

A: Adhere to the recommended curing times and refrain from using the driveway to enhance its longevity and durability.

  1. What are the factors that affect the cost?

Dimensions and Area: Larger spaces usually come with a price tag.

Thickness of the Slab: Thicker slabs mean more materials and labor are needed.

Type of Concrete: Different types, like standard exposed colored concrete have varying costs.

Site Preparation: The extent of ground work required, such as excavation or demolition.

Accessibility: Costs can be reduced with access. Challenging locations may raise expenses.

Finish: Choosing between a finish or fancier options like stamping and polishing.

  1. What is the average cost per meter?

Standard Concrete: Between $60 and $85 per meter.

Exposed Aggregate: Ranging from $100 to $150 per meter.

Coloured Concrete: Typically priced at $75 to $90 per meter.

  1. Are there any expenses?

Reinforcement: Mesh or rebar for added strength.

Concrete Pumping: Essential for sites, with access.

Sealing and Maintenance: Helps protect the concrete. Prolong its lifespan.

For a quote consult a professional with your needs.

Licensing Regulations;

  • Yes, concreters working in Townsville are required to hold a license.
  • This is to ensure that they adhere to the standards established by the Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC).
  • A license is necessary for any concreting job valued at $3,300 or more.

Insurance Obligations;

  • Certainly concreters must possess insurance coverage.
  • Public liability insurance safeguards against property damage and personal injuries.
  • WorkCover insurance is compulsory for employees providing coverage for accidents.
  • Insurance guarantees compliance with mandates and offers assurance to clients.

Significance of Compliance;

  • Licensing and insurance play a role in ensuring top notch workmanship and safety.
  • They serve to safeguard both the concreter and the client from risks.