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A freshly poured driveway running between a house and a colorbond fence

Everything from a path to a culvert run.

Six things the yard does most, plus the plant, products and materials that sit behind them.

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SlabsHomes, sheds, commercial
DecorativeAggregate and stamped
CivilCulverts and channels
PlantEarthworks and hire

The list, in detail.

Every job gets the same prep and the same finish standard. Here is what each one actually involves.

Most requestedA wide finished concrete driveway sweeping up to a new double garage
01

Driveways, Paths & Aprons

The bit everyone sees first. Cut and prepped, formed to the right falls, reinforced, poured and finished, with the joints cut in so it cracks where you want it to rather than where it feels like it.

  • Driveways, crossovers and garage aprons
  • Front paths, side paths and house surrounds
  • Patios, verandah slabs and BBQ areas
  • Broom, trowel or a decorative finish
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A driveway bay laid out with steel mesh on bar chairs ready for the pour
02

House, Shed & Commercial Slabs

From a single garage floor to a full house pad or a big shed. Set out, dug, prepped, plumbed through, steel-fixed and poured, with penetrations and starter bars where the plans put them.

  • House slabs, waffle and raft
  • Shed, garage and machinery floors
  • Commercial and rural pads
  • Pool surrounds and coping bases
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Exposed aggregate steps and a landing leading up to a brick home between retaining walls
03

Exposed Aggregate & Decorative

Washed back to show the stone, so a driveway reads as a feature rather than a grey rectangle. Good grip underfoot, hides marks better than a plain trowel finish and holds its look for years.

  • Exposed aggregate driveways and paths
  • Steps, landings and entry approaches
  • Pool surrounds and alfresco areas
  • Stone and finish chosen at quote time
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A stamped concrete path with a stone pattern pressed into the surface running beside a building
04

Stamped & Patterned Concrete

Pattern pressed into the surface while it is still green, so a path or a courtyard picks up the look of stone or pavers without the joints, the weeds or the movement that comes with laying them.

  • Stamped paths, courtyards and entertaining areas
  • Stone, slate and tile-look patterns
  • Colour worked in through the mix or the surface
  • Sealed once cured so the pattern stays sharp
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A concrete headwall and box culverts set into a formed channel with a ute parked on the road above
05

Civil Works, Culverts & Headwalls

Crossings, channels, headwalls and precast culvert runs on rural and town jobs. Dug, bedded, formed and poured so water goes where the design says it goes and the road above it stays where it is.

  • Box culvert supply and installation
  • Headwalls, wing walls and aprons
  • Channels, drainage lines and crossings
  • Retaining and edge walls
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An excavated building platform with formed footings and water sitting in the base, paddocks behind
06

Excavation, Earthworks & Site Prep

The stage nobody photographs and everybody pays for twice when it is done badly. Cut, fill, level, trench and base, done off the same yard so the pour that follows is not fighting the ground under it.

  • Site cut, fill and levelling
  • Footing and trench excavation
  • Base preparation and compaction
  • Spoil handling and site clean-up
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A freshly poured garage apron behind hazard tape with utes parked on the street

Not sure which one your job is?

Most jobs are a mix. A shed slab that needs a cut and a bit of fill, a driveway that wants a decorative finish, a crossing that needs a culvert first. Describe it and you will get one price for the lot.

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Also out of the yard.

Alongside the concreting, the Depot Road yard is listed for these as well. Worth asking about when you call.

  • Plant and machinery hire
  • Building equipment hire
  • Concrete products
  • Building materials
  • Site waste removal
  • Retaining and edge walls
  • Shed and garage floors
  • Pool surrounds

Working out of Dubbo.

The yard is at 9 Depot Rd, Dubbo NSW 2830, and the work runs across Dubbo and surrounding areas. Further out than that? Ring and ask, because it often still stacks up.

Service questions.

Something not covered? Call or text 0458 538 579.

How long before I can drive on a new driveway?

Concrete keeps gaining strength for weeks, but as a rule you stay off it on foot for a couple of days and keep vehicles off it for about a week. You will be told the exact timing for your pour and the weather it went down in.

Do you cut control joints?

Yes, and where they go matters. Joints are set out so the slab cracks along a straight cut line instead of wandering across the middle of a driveway.

Can you match a finish to the house?

Broom, trowel, exposed aggregate or a stamped pattern, with the stone or colour picked at quote time. Bring a photo of what you like and it can be matched or talked through.

Do you handle the dig as well as the pour?

Yes. Excavation, earthworks and site prep run out of the same yard, so a job that needs a cut, a base and a slab does not need three separate trades booked in.

Do you take on rural jobs?

Plenty of the work is out of town, from big shed and machinery pads to culvert crossings and channel work. Distance is factored into the quote up front.

A freshly finished driveway slab in front of a new build behind hazard tape

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Tell us the size, the surface and where it is. A free on-site quote comes back with a straight number.

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