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Concrete Driveways Perth

Planning a New Concrete Driveway in Perth?

Tell us about your driveway project, preferred finish and location. We'll help connect you with a suitable local concrete driveway professional.

New driveway or replacing an existing one?

No obligation · Greater Perth

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Tell Us About Your Driveway

Answer a few quick questions about your project.

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Explore Driveway Options

Three common finishes for Perth driveways.

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Plain

A clean, simple grey finish, often broom textured.

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Exposed Aggregate

Washed back to reveal the stones in the mix.

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Coloured-Decorative

Pigmented tones, from sandstone to charcoal.

How it works

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    Tell us about your driveway

    Answer a few quick questions about your project.

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    We review your enquiry

    Whether a professional is available for your suburb is confirmed when your enquiry is reviewed.

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    Where appropriate, we connect you with a suitable local concrete driveway professional

    Any quote and work is arranged directly between you and them.

Planning your driveway

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What affects the cost: the size of the driveway, site access, removal of the old surface, choice of finish, base preparation, crossover work, drainage and site slope.

Replacing an old driveway usually means removing the old surface, checking the base underneath and deciding whether to replace the crossover, which sits on the council verge.

Read the cost guideDriveway replacementExposed aggregate vs plain concrete

Frequently asked questions

Where appropriate, a suitable local concrete driveway professional will contact you about your project. Any quote and work is arranged directly between you and them.

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Ready to plan your driveway?

New, replacement or extension: start with a few quick questions.

Tell Us About Your Driveway

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