Concrete driveway at a home in San Remo, Western Australia
San Remo, WA

Concrete San Remo

Concrete driveways, repairs and shed slabs in San Remo. Base correction on ageing sandy-block driveways. Fixed-price written quotes.

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Concrete Services in San Remo

San Remo went in largely through the nineties, which means a whole suburb of driveways reaching the point where the original base starts to tell. Slab lifting, cracking near the joints and worn surfaces are what we are called out to here more than anything else, and on sandy blocks it is nearly always movement underneath rather than the concrete itself failing. We work on concrete in San Remo: driveway repair and resurfacing, slab lifting and re-levelling, full driveway replacement where a slab is past it, and shed and garage pads for the properties adding storage. On repairs, diagnosing the cause comes before any price.

  • Slab lifting & re-levelling — Dropped sections raised back to level by fixing the base beneath, avoiding a full replacement.
  • Crack & joint repair — Crack injection and joint resealing to stop water reaching the base and worsening the movement.
  • Shed & garage pads — Reinforced slabs sized to the structure and its load, poured level and cured before the build goes up.
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Concrete Finishes in San Remo

Polished concrete floor running out to an alfresco area
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Polished Concrete

An indoor or alfresco slab ground and sealed to a reflective floor. Because polish is moisture-sensitive, we check the slab is dry before starting.

Coloured concrete driveway in a warm oxide tone
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Coloured Concrete

Oxide run through a new mix for lasting colour, or a stain to refresh a nineties driveway that has faded over two decades of sun.

Honed concrete ground flat to a matte finish
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Honed Concrete

Ground to a flat matte finish that stays grippy underfoot when wet. A tidy look for a front entry or alfresco.

Charcoal and tan exposed aggregate driveway
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Exposed Aggregate

On a weathered driveway the original pebble can often be washed back and restored; on a new pour it hides tyre marks and keeps grip.

Flagstone-pattern stencilled concrete driveway
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Stencilled Concrete

A paver or brick pattern pressed and coloured, and where the existing slab is still sound it goes straight over the top without replacing it.

Flagstone-pattern stamped concrete driveway
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Stamped Concrete

Textured mats for a stone or timber look, matched to a home that has been on the block since the suburb went in.

Concrete Expertise in San Remo

Broom-finished concrete driveway running to a garage door
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Driveways

Sized, jointed and based for the sandy block rather than the lighter nineties spec, with the crossover built to council requirements.

Honed exposed aggregate outdoor living area
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Patios

Levels and falls set on site so a new patio sheds water cleanly off the back of an established home.

Covered alfresco with a dining setting on an exposed aggregate floor
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Al Frescos

A level-critical pour finished flush with the house floor so the alfresco sits true against the existing slab.

Exposed aggregate pathway between limestone garden walls
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Pathways

Falls planned to carry water away from the house, and the route set clear of the mature garden roots that lift older paths here.

Exposed aggregate pool surround beside a blue pool
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Pool Surrounds

Slip rating and cool-underfoot finish for bare feet, with expansion joints at the coping so the surround moves without cracking.

Concreters screeding a freshly poured house slab in formwork
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Foundations

Footings dug and poured to the soil report and engineer's drawings. On settling sandy fill the depth is what holds it.

Other Concrete Services in San Remo

Two concreters finishing a freshly poured house slab
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Concrete Installation

New driveways, pads and footings priced off a site and soil check, so the base is right before a litre of concrete is ordered.

Concreter trowelling a repair section into a cracked driveway
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Concrete Repair

A dropped section or cracking at the joints gets diagnosed first. On sandy blocks it is base movement, and most repairs are sorted in a day.

Large finished slab with service risers standing, edged against sand
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Concrete Slabs

Engineered house, shed or granny-flat slabs to the site classification, the same reinforced pads driving the storage builds around here.

Workers spreading a fresh overlay across a worn patio
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Concrete Resurfacing

Where the slab is sound but the surface has worn, a fresh overlay goes on top. Getting it to bond is most of the work.

Newly poured driveway in formwork beside the old cracked concrete
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Concrete Replacement

A driveway genuinely past it comes out, the base gets corrected, then it is repoured so the settlement does not start again.

Excavator breaking out an old concrete driveway
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Concrete Removal

Services located and access planned first, then the old slab broken out and carted off to a recycler.

Excavation and Earthworks in San Remo

Crew digging around stormwater pits on a wet civil site
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Digging and Dirty Works

Small digs where locating the services and getting a machine into a settled, landscaped block is most of the job.

Dozer and excavator working across a subdivision site
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Excavation

Depth, levels and underground services all confirmed before the machine arrives on a built-up nineties block.

Excavator cutting a deep bulk excavation with workers trimming the base
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Earthworks

Cut, fill and compaction placed in controlled layers. The compaction the original shallow base never got.

Open trench with pipe laid on a gravel bed and an excavator alongside
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Trenching

Dug to grade, bedded and backfilled in compacted layers so the surface above does not slump along the run.

Tracked excavator parked with its blade down on a levelled site
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Digger Hire

Wet hire with an operator, the machine sized from a site visit so it fits the access and the mature landscaping.

Excavator with a demolition grab pulling down a brick wall
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Demolition

Disconnections and any asbestos handled first on an older home, with the materials separated out for recycling.

What's under San Remo

Ground conditions in San Remo

The base is the part you cannot fix once the concrete is down, so this is what we check before quoting anything here.

Sandy suburban fill

Free-draining but prone to settling where the original base was laid shallow, which is the usual source of the cracking here.

Nineties-era base specs

Driveways poured when the suburb went in were often built to lighter specs, so replacement usually means correcting the base first.

Established landscaping

Mature gardens and trees on settled blocks add root pressure and drainage quirks that a repair has to account for.

Before you call

San Remo concrete questions

What people in San Remo most often ask us before getting a quote.

Why has my San Remo driveway sunk in one spot?

Almost always because the base under that section has moved rather than anything wrong with the concrete. On sandy blocks, a base compacted too shallow when the suburb was built settles over time, and water getting in through failed joints speeds it up. The good news is that a dropped section can often be lifted and re-levelled by correcting what is underneath instead of replacing the driveway.

Can a repair be matched to my existing driveway?

We blend repairs to the surrounding surface, aggregate and colour rather than leaving an obvious patch, and on exposed aggregate we restore the original texture rather than sealing over it. An exact match on concrete that has weathered for twenty or thirty years is not always achievable, and we will tell you upfront how close we expect to get before you commit.

How long does a typical San Remo repair take?

Most repairs are done within a day, including slab lifting and crack or joint work, so your driveway is back in use quickly. Resurfacing and full replacement take longer and need curing time before vehicles go back on. We give you the expected timeframe with the fixed price after inspecting the job.

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