Concreters Frankston VIC

Cost will vary greatly depending on various factors such as type of job, size of the job, complexity of the job, ease of access, excavation requirements, existing soil type, drainage requirements among a host of other factors. So it’s very difficult to provide a accurate range. To get a better idea it’s best to give us a call and talk through the job then we can provide an estimate, or we can come onsite and provide a firm quote for free!

We work with homeowners and business owners with all types of budgets, if you think your budget it small, you may be surprised to see how much we can do with it. Especailly if you have an existing old concrete surface. Our concrete resurfacing options can provide an amazing trasnformation at a tiny fraction of the cost of a new installation project. Give us a call for an obligation free discussion. 

Our team works on commercial and residential projects. Up to date with construction industry best practices and information.

We have the equipment and personel for large projects requiring ample resources and machinery. We also cater for smaller residential jobs too. No job is too big or too small for us!

Our team is the one to call if you’re looking for:

• Concreters that service all of Frankston (South, North)
• Mornington Peninsula
• Rosebud
• Concreters Narre Warren
• Langwarrin
• Concreters Cranbourne
• Carrum Downs
• Concreters Dandenong

There are just so many ways to finish concrete! Concrete can be a decorative feature complimenting the rest of your home and landscaping!

Our concreting services are offered in the following finishes, our expert contractors will advise you if we believe a certain finish is not suitable for your project. You can finish concrete in such a wide range of aesthetic options, speak to our concreters to find out more.

• Standard concrete
• Exposed Aggregate
• Stamped Concrete
• Stenciled Concrete
• Coloured Concrete

We finish all our concrete using high grade materials, quality machinery and skilled workmanship.

• Driveways
• Landscaping
• Patios, alfresco areas or outdoor entertainment areas
• Parks and gardens
• Paths and walkways
• Pool surrounds
• Slabs
• Columns (for example near the entrance of a large home or near front gate)

1. Exposed Aggregate is a decorative concrete style generally used for driveways, patios and walkways. It is pre mixed before transport and is usually a mix of river stone or crushed rock. It comes in a variety of tones. The appeal of exposed aggregate comes from its texture, which provides visual interest and natural patterns. It can also have  many colours and shades within the mix. It’s preferred for outdoor areas because it provides a non-slip surface. The best part about exposed aggregate is that it has all the benefits of traditional, plain concrete–durability, strength, and flexibility. It will look great wherever you put it, perfectly complementing your home.
   
   
2. Seeded Aggregate is another type of decorative concrete. However, for this type, the concreter will hand-seed the concrete at the time of placement, giving it a more tailored effect than your standard exposed aggregate. The decorative additions include pebbles, seashells, glass, and others. This option is highly durable, much like traditional concrete. Additionally, it offers the slip-resistant benefits of exposed aggregate. As the aggregate is applied to the top of the concrete, you can have many more material choices than with other decorative concrete selections.
   
   
3. Illuminating Aggregate glows in the dark. This option needs to be in a location that receives as much sunlight as possible during the daylight hours, as this is what illuminates it after dark. It’s highly popular for polished concrete, exposed aggregate floors, pool surrounds, garden pathways, outdoor patios, and driveways. These aggregates can be seeded in decorative patterns, making the most of your outdoor space. The illuminating aggregate comes in various sizes and colours, allowing you to create the perfect aesthetic creation for your home. If you want to add some excitement and interest to your driveway or patio, this is one option you should consider.

1. One of the most notable benefits of exposed aggregate is its improved traction over plain concrete. It’s known for its slip-resistant traits and is especially beneficial for rainy weather and sloped driveways.
2. It’s also highly customisable and decorative, easily made to match your home’s aesthetic. The term itself simply means that the materials within the concrete can be seen from the surface. What makes it so customisable is that you can use many different materials to create the visual you want.
3. Exposed aggregate is just as durable if not more so than traditional concrete. Its lower concrete-to-water ratio gives it a stronger surface than brushed concrete, which is more likely to take damage.
4. It’s reasonably low maintenance. You’ll need to sweep it to keep it clean and occasionally high-pressure hose it, but other than that, your exposed aggregate will pretty much take care of itself.