Find help with concreting around Albury and nearby suburbs.
Albury NSW and surrounds

Albury Concreting

Find help with concreting around Albury and nearby suburbs.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Albury Concreting the business doing the work?

No. Albury Concreting is an enquiry and referral website run by Yes Right Pty Ltd. Your request goes to independent local concreters, and the one you hire is the business that quotes, pours and stands behind the job.

What concreting jobs can I enquire about?

Driveways, crossings, paths, patios, alfresco and shed slabs, exposed aggregate and coloured finishes, and breaking out old concrete. House slabs on new builds are usually arranged by the builder, but owner-builders can still send details along with the engineering drawings.

Do I need council approval for a new driveway?

For the part between your boundary and the road, yes. In Albury that is an AlburyCity Section 138 approval; in Wodonga and Baranduda it is the City of Wodonga road reserve works permit. Work wholly on your own land may be exempt in NSW if it meets the state standards.

Does a concreter need a licence in NSW?

Yes, for concreting work worth more than 5,000 dollars including GST, under the general concreting class. Ask for the licence number and search it on the Service NSW licence check before you sign or pay anything.

How much does a concrete driveway cost?

It depends on size, finish, slope, access and whether an old slab has to come out first. Published national guides give per square metre bands for plain, coloured and exposed aggregate concrete, and the cost guide on this site sets them out with their sources.

Does sending the form book a concreter?

No. The form starts an enquiry only. Whether a provider takes the job, when they reply and what they charge are all settled between you and that provider.

Do you cover Wodonga as well as Albury?

Enquiries are accepted from Albury, Thurgoona, Lavington, Hamilton Valley, Wodonga and Baranduda. Coverage on any given job depends on the provider, and Victorian jobs follow Victorian registration and permit rules.

Ready to start?

Send the size, the access and the finish you want. A concreter has to confirm the job and a pour date.

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