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What we pourConcrete drivewaysHouse & shed slabsExposed aggregateDecorative & stampedPaths, patios & pool surroundsResurfacing & sealingEpoxy flooringCovercreteCommercial & civilAll services
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Decorative concrete in patterns that suit the house, not fight it.

Stencil and stamp in brick, paver and ashlar slate. The look of laid stone or brick without the joints that weeds grow through.

30+Years on the tools, since 1996
8Tradesmen, all on our own books
4.6★From 33 Google reviews
Queensland Building and Construction Commission QBCC 700727Licensed contractor Housing Industry Association HIA 222105Member
What you get

Pattern is permanent, so it is worth getting right.

A decorative driveway is going to be in front of the house for twenty years. The patterns that still look right after that long are usually the quiet ones: a brick or paver bond that echoes the house, an ashlar slate that reads like stone, in a colour taken from the roof or the render rather than chosen in isolation.

We will show you finished jobs rather than a sample card, because a 100mm swatch tells you almost nothing about how a pattern reads across a whole driveway.

Underneath, it is the same slab as any other. The decorative part is the surface; the dig, the base, the steel and the joints all still have to be right or the pattern will not save it.

Coloured and stencilled driveway with a diamond feature inlay
Stencilled brickResidential driveway
Included in the price

What the number covers.

  • Pattern and colour chosen against the house
  • Excavation, base and steel as for any slab
  • Pattern stencilled or stamped into the surface on site
  • Release and colour applied
  • Saw-cut control joints set into the pattern
  • Surface washed down and first seal coat
Quoted separately

What it does not.

  • Re-sealing in later years
  • Non-slip additive, quoted where it is needed
  • Removal of an existing surface, quoted per job
  • Colour matching to a sample we have not seen
Specification

The numbers we build to.

Decorative concrete
PatternsBrick, paver bond, ashlar slate and others
MethodsStencilled or stamped
Thickness100mm standard, 125mm over 2 tonne
ReinforcementSL72 or SL82 mesh on chairs
Concrete grade25 MPa standard, 32 MPa on reactive soil
SealingFirst coat included, redone every few years
Our work

Jobs we have finished.

Every photo on this page is our own work. None of it is stock.

Coloured and stencilled driveway with a diamond feature inlay
Stencilled brickResidential driveway
Stamped concrete driveway in a grey ashlar slate pattern
Stamped ashlar slateResidential driveway
Stamped concrete in a grey slate flagstone pattern
Saw-cut patternPatio under a pergola
How it works

From the day you say yes.

No guessing what happens next, and no three-week silence after the quote goes out.

01

We measure it properly

On site, with the specs written down: thickness, grade, mesh, finish and access. The quote is itemised so you can see what each part costs.

02

Date booked, concrete ordered

You get a pour date, not a vague week. The mix is ordered to the spec on your quote and the crew is locked in around it.

03

Dig, base and steel

Excavation out, road base in and compacted, formwork set to the falls, mesh laid on bar chairs. The part that decides whether it lasts.

04

Pour, finish and cut

Placed, screeded and finished the way you chose, then control joints saw-cut once it is hard enough. We tell you when you can drive on it.

Questions

Worth asking before you commit.

What is the difference between stencilled and stamped concrete?
Stencilled concrete has a paper pattern laid on the wet surface and colour applied over the top, which leaves crisp mortar lines. Stamped concrete is pressed with a textured mat while the concrete is still green, so the pattern and texture run into the surface. Stamping gives more relief and a more natural stone look; stencil is usually the more cost-effective of the two.
Will the colour fade?
Any coloured surface in full Queensland sun will soften over time. Sealing slows it down considerably and brings the colour back when it is redone, which is usually every few years. We will tell you honestly which colours hold up better before you choose.
Can you do decorative over an existing driveway?
Sometimes. If the existing slab is sound, not moving and thick enough, a resurfacing overlay can carry a stencil pattern. If it is cracked up or lifting, an overlay will just follow those cracks and you are better off replacing it. We will tell you which one you have.
Is decorative concrete slippery when wet?
The pattern itself adds some texture, but a sealed decorative surface can be slick. Where it is going around a pool or on a slope we use a non-slip additive in the sealer. Say so at quote stage and it is allowed for.
Where we pour

Moreton Bay out to the Sunshine Coast.

We are based at Elimbah, which puts Caboolture, Bribie, the hinterland and the coast itself inside an easy run. Eight tradesmen and our own plant means a job down the road and a job an hour away both get a full crew.

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Get a price

Pick the pattern on a real job, not a brochure.

We will point you at finished work near you so you can see the pattern and the colour at full size and in daylight before you commit to it.

Or just ring

Tell us about the job.

Takes about a minute. The more you can tell us, the closer the first number will be.

We will ring you back to arrange a site visit. The visit and the quote are both free.

Got it, thanks.

We have your details and will be in touch to arrange a time to come and measure it. If it is urgent, ring 0499 649 685 and you will get someone straight away.

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