Bunbury Concreting

Bunbury Concreting, The Best Provider for your Concreting Needs

Concrete can be found almost anywhere, which is not surprising given that it is the most widely used manmade material on the planet.

Concrete is a highly flexible construction material that can be malleable or solid depending on its curing process. It is a selection of aggregates mixed with fluid cement. It is incredibly strong and it becomes incredibly powerful and resilient, capable of supporting bridges, skyscrapers, and dams.

Bunbury Concreting offers a wide selection of concrete products and services. We are happy to fulfil all your concreting needs. For both residential and commercial projects, our prices are very reasonable. All prices are determined on a case by case basis. Our customer representative is always available to assist with all your inquiries. You can reach out to us via phone or email.

Below are the List of Concrete Uses and Products.

Concrete Driveways

Because of its durability and low maintenance requirements, concrete has always been a popular choice for driveways. A Properly maintained driveway contributes significantly to the appearance of your home and provides a variety of benefits.
When guests or prospective buyers arrive at your house, the driveway is always the first thing they see. Eye catching, clean and welcoming driveways make a good first impression. This will give a prospective buyer a positive idea and atmosphere of your home. Concrete driveway increases your home property value.
Cost for concrete driveways.
The costs will depend on the decorative materials, colours and finishes that you will choose. Plain grey concrete driveways are less expensive than driveways made with concrete pavers, bricks, or cobblestone. The cost of a driveway can vary depending on the location, the size of the driveway, and the current cost of materials and labour.
Get a free quote from us to find out how much your project would cost.
Other Services:
  • Stamped Concrete Driveways
  • Coloured Concrete Driveways
  • Stencilled Concrete Driveways
  • Plain Driveway Concreting
  • Driveway Paving

Concrete House Pads

We provide high quality concrete house pads for residential and commercial properties in Bunbury and in neighbouring areas.
Laying a stable foundation is the first and most crucial phase in building a home. Your home must be built on a solid foundation and must follow all specifications to withstand the test of time.
There are factors that should be considered during site preparation and building house pads. We make sure that it is done the right way always. We don’t allow any room for mistakes since it can be expensive and it will cause delay on the project construction.
Choosing an experienced, professional grading operator or contractor is one of the most critical aspects of having a good house pad. The majority of houses are constructed on compacted earth pads that are levelled and elevated slightly above the surrounding terrain to ensure proper drainage. Land clearing, pad preparation, proper drainage and erosion control should be done perfectly to avoid major damage on your property in the future.
To ensure a hassle free project, we thoroughly check the site and provide proper insights to homeowners prior to construction.

Concrete Floors

Years ago, the concrete floor finishing options available to interior designers and homeowners were minimal. There weren’t many options available back then, aside from standard grey concrete finishes. It’s not the case now. Aside from basic concrete floors, you can now choose from a range of different finishes. The aesthetics you want for your concrete flooring are almost infinite with such a wide variety of choices.
List of concrete floor finishes

Floor Polishing

Polished concrete gives a glossy and luxurious appearance that affects the entire space.

Water-Based Staining

It uses pigment instead of the chemical reactions produced by acid staining.

Acid Staining

If you want to add colour to your concrete floor, you can use acid staining. Chemical staining is one of the most common methods for staining concrete floors in homes.

Stencilled Floors

Stencils have almost infinite possibilities for improving interior concrete floors. There are hundreds of stencilling designs to choose from, as well as a number of stencilling techniques.

Standard Epoxy

It is the most common way to seal cement floors because they are durable, come in a wide range of colours, and leave a gleaming finish.

Quartz Sand Epoxy

This finish provides a stunning, smooth floor that exudes elegance. Slip resistance is added to the benefits of your cement floor when applied according to the instructions.

Metallic Epoxy

Metallic epoxy is capable of turning your ordinary cement floor into an exceptional, elegant and expensive looking floor. When cured it produces an exotic high-gloss and mimics the look of natural mineral slabs.

Colour Hardeners

It comes in the form of a powder that you spread on top of freshly laid concrete. The moisture can create an appealing hue on the surface when the powder is combined with water in wet concrete.

Concrete Footpaths

Bunbury Concreting is your one stop shop for concrete footpaths, concrete driveways, concrete swimming pools and other concrete related project. With utmost expertise and professionalism, we will build the finest concrete footpath that will improve the curb appeal of your home. Your driveways and concrete footpaths are a reflection of who you are. It reflects your preferences and enhances the appearance of your home. Your surroundings will be enhanced by building quality concrete sidewalks, driveways, and paths.

For years, our skilled team has installed various types of concrete footings for houses and commercial spaces. We use up to date equipment and apply the most effective methods to meet the client demands. Our highly trained and experienced installers follow proper guidelines and procedures to complete the job on time and to perfection. Have the assurance that we will construct a concrete driveway or footpaths that will last for a lifetime.

Concrete Retaining Walls

There are many considerations to acknowledge when planning and constructing a retaining wall, whether it is for residential or commercial use. The same level of building standard should be applied to walls as it is to bridges and buildings. It is important to consider first the location and the environmental factors that could cause future problem before you start designing and selecting aesthetics for your wall.
To avoid future damage or collapsing, concrete retaining wall requires advanced preparation and careful layout. We will discuss with our clients several important factors to consider early in the design process, as well as giving advice on how to select the right form of retaining wall for the project.
All retaining walls have the same goal: to keep soil behind them. However, specific requirements and considerations should be well thought out on every project. It will also affect the material you will use and the type of wall you build
Different kinds of retaining walls
You may start to decide what type of retaining wall your project would need after assessing the site, soil, design, and drainage. There are several options available. During the process we consult the manufacturer about absorption specifications, strength, height deviations, and other factors. In addition, the required reinforcement approach should be used if necessary.

Gravity Walls

It is usually constructed of heavy materials like brick, large concrete blocks, or cast in place concrete and uses their own weight to support the soil behind them. They use their mass to withstand pressure from behind and lean back into the soil with interlocking edges.

Cantilevered Walls

It is built in the form of an inverted T with reinforced concrete or mortared masonry and function on the principle of leverage. A cantilevered wall uses less construction material than a gravity wall, and it can be poured on site or manufactured at a precast concrete factory.

Segmental Retaining Walls

SRWs are gravity walls that can be constructed with or without reinforcement and can achieve heights of more than 40 feet.

Counterfort Walls

Counterfort walls, like cantilever walls, require support along the backside of the wall. To improve the wall’s stability, they use concrete webs built at an angle. If the wall is taller than about 8 metres, these are favoured over cantilever walls.

Sheet or Bored Pile Walls

These walls are commonly used in in soft soil and tight spaces. Sheet or Bored Pile Walls are made out of precast concrete, steel, vinyl, or wood planks.

Gabion mesh walls

Wire mesh boxes are filled with stone and rocks, then stacked together to construct gabion-style walls. The wire tied boxes are angled back towards the edge.

Panel Wall

Panel walls are widely used in tall applications such as highway ramps or near places where heavy loads are present. They may also use posts to link the precast concrete panels with steel reinforcement.

Concrete Swimming Pools

Concrete swimming pools are one of the most common options because they look great, last a long time and offer endless customization options. Given the higher initial investment, many pool owners claim that the longer lifespan of a concrete pool compensates for the higher initial cost. Properly maintained concrete swimming pools can last for many years or more.
Below are a few reasons why people choose concrete pools:
  • Customization is almost infinite. We build concrete pools to your exact specifications, so we have limitless selection of shape and designs that you can choose from. You can also request to add extra features like tanning ledges, steps, and others
  • Concrete pool surface can be customized in a number of ways. There are a variety of colours, textures, and designs that are available, ranging from plaster to pebble to all tile
  • They have a longer lifespan and are very durable. Swimming pools made of concrete are designed to last. You can continue to enjoy your pool for many years if you maintain it properly.

Coloured Concrete

Concrete is a widely used building material that is recognised for its toughness, affordability and flexibility. The only downside of concrete in its natural state is that it has a dull look that does not always meet homeowners design specifications.

Traditional grey concrete can be painted and dyed in various colours with coloured concrete. You can choose any colour you want, from traditional to contemporary. We have a wide selection of classic and vibrant modern colours.
Is coloured concrete prone to fading? The colour pigments used in coloured concrete are UV stable and fade resistant. During the curing process and when it ages in the weather, the cement does change tones.
Most of our clients choose natural earth toned colour schemes for their concrete driveways and patios, such as browns, tans, and terracotta reds. Many landscapes and exterior home colours look great with these neutral colours.
Benefits:
  • It is affordable
  • Unlike other types of flooring, such as carpet, tile, and hardwood, coloured concrete is designed to last
  • Little maintenance is needed. Simply clean your concrete floors on a regular basis to keep them looking their best
  • For those who suffer from asthma or allergies, stained concrete floors are a great choice since it doesn’t harbour dust mites and other allergens