5 Star Rated
Maryborough Area Concreting Experts
Maryborough Area Concreting Experts
With our expert team of concreters, we can turn your vision into a reality and bring your landscape to life!
With our expert team of concreters, we can turn your vision into a reality and bring your landscape to life!
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We take the time to understand your unique needs and preferences to ensure that your finished project reflects your vision.
We take the time to understand your unique needs and preferences to ensure that your finished project reflects your vision.
We take the time to understand your unique needs and preferences to ensure that your finished project reflects your vision.
Quality Concreting - Customised to Your Home!
Whether you need a new driveway, or are looking to replace all the old cracked concrete around your home, our team of experienced concreters and landscapers are dedicated to bringing your vision to life.
High Quality Materials and Finishes
Projects Completed Fast!
Our team is available from Monday to Friday
Our team is available from Monday to Friday
Our services
Our team combines expertise with creativity to transform your home with concreting solutions made to suit your style!
Our recent works
We take a personalised approach to every project, ensuring that each project is a reflection of our client’s unique vision and style.
How long after concrete is poured will I be able to drive on it?
As per the industry standard, it’s necessary to wait 7 days before parking or driving a car on newly poured concrete. If you have poured a new driveway, this is when you will be able to use it for your personal vehicle. Refrain from touching the concrete for the first 24 hours. It needs this time to set without any pressure. After 48 hours has passed, the concrete will able to support people walking across it without leaving any imprints. However, other traffic, such as skateboards, bicycles and prams, should be kept off the driveway for longer still. It takes 30 days for the concrete to develop to its full strength so that a variety of vehicles, including heavier vehicles, can be parked.
Is it necessary to seal concrete?
What is the difference between cement and concrete?
How long after concrete is poured will I be able to drive on it?
As per the industry standard, it’s necessary to wait 7 days before parking or driving a car on newly poured concrete. If you have poured a new driveway, this is when you will be able to use it for your personal vehicle. Refrain from touching the concrete for the first 24 hours. It needs this time to set without any pressure. After 48 hours has passed, the concrete will able to support people walking across it without leaving any imprints. However, other traffic, such as skateboards, bicycles and prams, should be kept off the driveway for longer still. It takes 30 days for the concrete to develop to its full strength so that a variety of vehicles, including heavier vehicles, can be parked.
Is it necessary to seal concrete?
What is the difference between cement and concrete?
How long after concrete is poured will I be able to drive on it?
As per the industry standard, it’s necessary to wait 7 days before parking or driving a car on newly poured concrete. If you have poured a new driveway, this is when you will be able to use it for your personal vehicle. Refrain from touching the concrete for the first 24 hours. It needs this time to set without any pressure. After 48 hours has passed, the concrete will able to support people walking across it without leaving any imprints. However, other traffic, such as skateboards, bicycles and prams, should be kept off the driveway for longer still. It takes 30 days for the concrete to develop to its full strength so that a variety of vehicles, including heavier vehicles, can be parked.