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Concrete Concepts & Spray Paving

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About Us

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About Concrete Concepts & Spray Paving

AT A GLANCE
  • Free Quotes
  • Exposed Aggregate
  • Polished Concrete
  • Concrete Resurfacing
  • Retaining Walls
Our team of experienced professionals only use the best quality products on all of our concreting projects.
Since 1995, we at Concrete Concepts Tasmania have been the concreting specialist of choice for the businesses and local community of Tasmania, including Hobart, Kingston, Glenorchy, and the Northern Suburbs. With our years of experience, friendly and professional team, and quality results produced on every project we complete.

Residential Concreting

Whether you’re building a new home, renovating or revamping an investment property, or simply want to make your existing concrete paths or driveway look like new again, you want the highest quality workmanship at the most competitive concrete prices. We’re experts in concreting everything from your front driveway to your pool out the back.

Commercial Concreting

Whether you need a road, path, or floor laying or resurfacing, we are the team to call. We can help with a multitude of commercial concreting requirements. We work with businesses of all sizes, from factories and retail shops and outlets to offices and schools.

Decorative Concrete

We have a range of decorative concrete services available for commercial and domestic jobs. Decorative concrete continues to grow in popularity and is now one of the most stylish and modern finishes available. Revamp an old building, or create an exciting look for a new structure with the latest next-generation range of spray-on coatings.

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ABN
20 913 957 469
Staff
11-20
Established
1995
Also trades as
Concrete Concepts & Spray Paving

Products and Services

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Hours of Operation

Open 365 Days, Open Saturdays, Open Sundays

Material

Aggregates, Cement, Crushed Rock, Gravel, Marble, Metal, Pre-mixed, Steel

Services

Coatings, Colouring, Construction, Designs, Excavations, Finishing, Floor Levelling, Formwork, Removal, Sealing, Site Preparation, Spraying, Stencilling

Brand

Besser, Boral, Covacrete, Covercrete, Covertex, Parchem Contruction Products, Pebblecrete, Readymix, Texcrete

Offering

Buildings, Carports, Commercial, Factories, Garages, Houses, Industrial, Offices, Rafts, Residential, Slabs, Stairs, Steps, Suspended Slabs

Features

Australian Owned, Coloured, Decorative, Exposed Aggregate, Free Consultations, Free Quotes, High Friction, Insurance Claims, Insured, Licensed, Locally Owned, Owner Operated, Patterned, Quotes, Registered

Catering To

Disabled Ramps, Driveways, Floors, Foundations, Paths, Patios, Pool Surrounds, Retaining Walls, Walls

Keywords

Finished Surface, Excavation Work If Required, Pool Areas, concrete contractor Hobart, Tranmere, Coloured Stencil Concrete, General Residential Concrete, concreter Hobart, Colour Seal/Resealing To Enhance & Protect Your, Driveways & Paths, Exposed Aggregate Work, House Slabs, Polyurethane Floors For Internal Areas, Retaining Walls, Spray On Paving To Cover Existing Concrete, concrete Hobart, epoxy flooring Hobart, Coloured Concrete

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FAQs

  • Will my concrete crack?

    Like all other materials, concrete will change in volume when it dries out. This change in volume brings about tensile stresses with the concrete which causes it to crack. The reason contractors put joints in concrete pavements and slabs to allow the concrete to crack in a neat, straight line at the joint, allowing it to move when the volume of the concrete change due to shrinkage. Weather conditions may also contribute to cracking with the risk most likely on warm, dry days with low humidity

  • What factors influence the cost of concrete?

    There are numerous factors than can affect the price of concrete works, some more so than others. Factors include, but are not limited to; building site conditions, building site location, total area of concrete paving, type of concrete and finish selected, design of the driveway, slope of the building site, access to paved areas, local council or estate/developer requirements, discounts and upgrades such as concrete sealing, stronger concrete and/or, stronger reinforcement .

  • Will coloured concrete fade?

    Yes. However sealing of any paved area is highly recommended by Concrete Concepts to minimise fading and staining.

  • What colours are available?

    Concrete Concepts use colourmix pigments that are added to the mix at the batching stage. This process insures that the colour is mixed right through the concrete at the time of placement.

  • What is reinforcement and why should I use it in my slab?

    Concrete is strong in compression (squashing) and weak in tension (stretching). The introduction of steel (reinforcement) in concrete improves the strength of concrete in tension. In a slab-on-ground, reinforcement increases the tensile strength and helps control the width of shrinkage cracks. If soil conditions are known to be poor, Eg. expansive clay soils, consult a structural engineer.

  • What grade of reinforcement and concrete will be used?

    Standard specifications of Australian Concrete Driveway paving is 25Mpa concrete (100mm minimum thickness), SL72 reinforcing slab mesh to all areas with 2 metre 3-L11 to any internal corner(s) to help prevent cracking. Upgraded reinforcement and/or concrete strength should be considered if heavy vehicles utilise the concrete area.