Concrete finishes we offer
Concrete is far more than plain grey. We'll help you choose a finish that suits your home and budget:
Exposed aggregate
Our most popular finish — decorative stone revealed at the surface. See our exposed aggregate driveways page for the full story.
Coloured concrete
Oxide colours mixed through the concrete for a consistent, fade-resistant tone.
Plain broom finish
Clean, practical and cost-effective, with a light texture for grip.
Patterned finishes
Faux brick and slate impressions are still available, though most clients now prefer aggregate or clean modern finishes.
The base is what makes a driveway last
Most cracked and sunken driveways fail because of what's underneath, not the concrete itself. We remove the old surface, excavate to the right depth, compact a quality crushed-rock base and reinforce with steel mesh before we pour.
Falls and drainage are planned so water runs off the driveway and away from your house. Control joints are cut in the right places to manage the natural movement of concrete.
Looking after your concrete driveway
Seal it regularly to protect against stains and fading and to make cleaning easier. Clean spills promptly with a mild detergent, and address any cracks early before water gets in. We offer repair and maintenance work as well as new installations.
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Frequently asked questions
How thick should a concrete driveway be?
For a standard residential driveway we typically pour around 100mm of reinforced concrete on a compacted crushed-rock base. Heavier vehicles or poor soil may need more — we'll assess this at the site visit.
Can you remove my old driveway?
Yes. Removal and disposal of the existing concrete, pavers or asphalt is included in our quote where needed.
Why do concrete driveways crack?
Concrete naturally shrinks as it cures. Correctly placed control joints, reinforcement and a well-compacted base keep that movement controlled, so cracks follow the joints rather than wandering across the slab.
Do you resurface or repair existing driveways?
We do repairs and can advise whether resurfacing or replacement is the better value for your driveway's condition.
