We handle concrete driveways, patios, pool surrounds and exposed aggregate finishes for homes and businesses across Berwick. Whether you're pulling out an old slab that's had its day or adding a freshly finished area to your property, our team plans the job properly and pours it to last.
A lot of Berwick grew up through the 1980s and 90s, and the concrete that went down with those homes is now well into its second or third decade. Driveways and patios from that era are the ones we're most often asked to look at, cracking at the joints, sitting unevenly where the ground has settled, or no longer draining the way they should after rain. Replacing that concrete properly, with the right reinforcement, control joints and fall built in, fixes what went wrong the first time instead of just patching over it. Get in touch and we'll talk through what your driveway or patio actually needs.
Many driveways on Berwick's older streets were poured decades ago and are now cracked, pitted, or pooling water where they never used to. We break out the old slab and pour a new one with the reinforcement and drainage fall it should have had from the start.
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A tired, uneven patio slab is one of the most common jobs we're asked to sort out on established Berwick properties, especially where it's settled away from the back of the house over the years. We reset it level and finish it to suit how the space actually gets used.
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Established Berwick backyards with an existing in-ground pool often reach the point where the surrounding concrete has worn smooth, cracked at the coping, or stopped draining away from the pool edge. We replace it with a surface that's safer underfoot and drains properly.
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A practical option when a driveway or patio needs replacing anyway, exposed aggregate gives a textured, non-slip finish that holds up well over time, whether it's a full driveway repour or a smaller patio section.
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We also take on concrete work for commercial and light-industrial sites in and around Berwick, from car parks and driveways to slabs for sheds and small units.
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Because established Berwick blocks usually come with mature trees, garden beds and fencing already in place, we take care during removal and site prep not to damage what's already there, something a bare, freshly cleared block doesn't require. Old concrete gets broken out and cleared properly before the new pour goes down, so you're not left with rubble sitting around the property.
We also handle the council side of things. City of Casey requires a vehicle crossing permit for a new or altered driveway crossover, and we factor that into the job from the start rather than leaving you to chase it up once work is already underway.
It depends on the size of the area, the finish you choose, and whether the existing slab needs to be broken out and removed first, which applies to most replacement jobs on established Berwick properties but not to a first-time pour. We'll walk the site and give you a firm, written quote up front that covers all of that, no hidden extras added later.
There's usually a short window without vehicle access once the old slab comes out and the new concrete goes down, since a replacement job means removing what's already there before we can pour. We plan the timing with you upfront and keep that window as short as the job allows.
As a general guide, you can usually walk on new concrete within a few days, but it needs longer before it's ready for vehicles, and longer again to reach full strength. We'll confirm the actual timeframe for your job once we know the finish and conditions involved.
Whatever state your driveway or patio is in, replacing it doesn't have to be a drawn-out process. Our team scopes the job, gives you a firm quote, and gets the new concrete poured properly the first time.
