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What to expect when hiring concreters in South Australia

Where concreters in South Australia are based, how to choose one, what the job should cost, what a good quote includes and which licence to check.

Where concreters are based in South Australia

Northern Adelaide has the most concreters in South Australia.

Concreters based in each region

  • None listed yet
  • Water

The map shows approximately where businesses are based, but tradies will often travel for work. Darker shading means higher availability in an area.

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South Australia: where concreters are basedMap of 7 South Australia regions from ABS 2021 boundaries, with water shown. Regions are shaded from light to dark teal by how many concreters are based there compared with the rest of the state; white regions have none listed. A list of regions grouped by band follows the map.
Region boundaries: ABS ASGS Edition 3 (2021), CC BY 4.0

How to choose a good concreter in South Australia

South Australia has plenty of well-reviewed concreters to choose from. Use these numbers as a reference point when you compare profiles and quotes.

Most concreters here are rated highly, so it helps to check how many reviews sit behind a rating. The typical concreter has 4 reviews. Of the 84 rated concreters based in South Australia, 11 have 4.8 stars or more from at least 10 reviews.

SureQuote rankings take both star rating and review count into consideration to ensure you're seeing the best of the bunch. Updated October 2026.

average rating
4.51
typical reviews
4
what the best have
4.8★ · 10+

Star rating

50% of concreters here have a perfect 5.0

Best: 4.8+

Number of reviews

Half have 4 or fewer reviews

Best: 10+ reviews

How do areas in South Australia compare?

AreaAverage star rating
Barossa, Yorke & Mid North11 rated concreters2 typical reviews
4.59
Western Adelaide12 rated concreters8 typical reviews
4.58
Southern Adelaide9 rated concreters9 typical reviews
4.56
All South Australia84 rated concreters4 typical reviews
4.51
Central Adelaide & Hills17 rated concreters2 typical reviews
4.50
SA South East9 rated concreters2 typical reviews
4.46
Northern Adelaide22 rated concreters9 typical reviews
4.37

What concreting costs

Across Australia, concreting typically runs $2,888 – $8,813 for concrete driveway, and $1,228 – $4,828 for paths & patios.

Local prices vary, so these are typical Australia-wide ranges, not a quote for South Australia. What you'll pay comes down to the size of the job, the condition of what's being worked on, and the finish you choose. Get a few quotes to see your exact number. It's free.

Things to consider before you book

The local conditions that shape the job, the best time of year to book, and what to sort out before you choose a concreter.

  • Cooler Months Give Better Results

    Summers in most of South Australia are warm enough to affect concreter work — materials can dry or cure too quickly on the hottest days. Your tradie will plan their work around the temperature — prep and shade-side work in the heat, application when conditions are right.

What's in a good Concreting quote?

A good quote spells out how the job is priced and what's covered (labour, materials, prep and clean-up), so you're comparing like for like. Check what each concreter's quote covers before you choose.

Worth knowing: getting two or three quotes is the simplest way to land a fair price, and it costs you nothing.

  • 01
    Grade and thickness

    The MPa grade and slab depth in millimetres, stated.

  • 02
    Reinforcement

    Mesh spec like SL72, or the rebar size, named.

  • 03
    Sub-base prep

    What base is laid and compacted, and to what depth.

  • 04
    Excavation and spoil

    Whether digging out and carting away is included.

  • 05
    Drainage and falls

    Minimum fall away from the house, and any channel drains.

  • 06
    Control joints

    Cut or tooled joints listed with their spacing.

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Hiring a concreter in SA

What the law requires before and after you sign.

Concreters need a licence in SA for any job.

Staff employed by a licensed business need no licence of their own.

Licence
Building work contractor's licence
Categories
Other specified building work
Regulator
Consumer and Business Services
Check a licence on the Consumer and Business Services register
Written contractfrom$20,000

The contract must be in writing and signed by both of you. It must show the builder’s licence number and a fixed price.

Applies to concreting jobs.

Deposit capup to5%

Applies to contracts of $20,000 or more. After work starts, the builder can charge only for work already done.

Applies only to contracts of $20,000 or more. Smaller jobs have no deposit limit.

Home warranty insurancefrom$20,000minimum cover $250,000

The builder needs it only when the work needs council approval. It must be in place before work starts.

Applies to concreting jobs.

Cooling-off period5 business dayson contracts over $20,000

Give the builder signed written notice. If they gave you no proper contract or insurance, you can cancel until the work is finished.

Applies to concreting jobs.

Sources: cbs.sa.gov.au, sa.gov.au, Building Work Contractors Regulations 2026, Building Work Contractors Act 1995. Checked 16 Oct 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Hiring concreters

How much do concreters typically charge?
Costs vary widely depending on the type of job, its size, site access and whether demolition or disposal is required. This page shows live pricing for your area; most concreters typically combine a call-out fee with an hourly labour rate plus materials, and after-hours work usually attracts higher rates.
Do concreters charge call-out fees?
Call-out fees are common and usually cover travel and the initial assessment. That fee is generally separate from hourly labour and materials, and you may see higher charges for after-hours or emergency attendance.
Do concreters need a licence in Australia?
Yes. Concreting for residential building work generally requires a licensed contractor across Australian states and territories; in NSW licences are issued by the Building Commission NSW (formerly NSW Fair Trading). You should expect providers to display a valid state contractor licence, an ABN with active GST registration and evidence of public liability insurance.

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Is the SureQuote estimate a quote, and why can a tradie's quote be different?
No. Your estimate is a guide price for a typical job that matches your answers. A tradie prices your actual job in their quote, once they've seen things like access, condition, materials and the full scope. Read the full answer
What happens after I submit my job, and how many tradies will contact me?
We email you your estimate and a link to your job. Up to 3 local tradies can take it and contact you to quote; only they get your name, phone and email, and you choose who to hire, if anyone. Read the full answer
Is it free to get quotes, and does the tradie's fee raise my price?
Yes, getting quotes is free and you don't have to hire anyone. Tradies pay us a capped fee to take your job, and we set it before they quote, so nothing is added to your quote. Read the full answer
Can I add photos to my job?
Yes. Add up to 10 photos in the chat after you give your contact details, or later from the job in Hire, and tradies see them before they take the job. Read the full answer
Do I have to hire one of the tradies?
No. Getting quotes is free, you're never obliged to hire anyone, and you pay only the tradie you choose to hire. Read the full answer
Does SureQuote check tradies' licences and insurance?
We collect each business's ABN, licence, insurance and warranty details and keep them as up to date as we can, so you can see them in one place on its profile. We don't guarantee them, so always check the licence yourself on the relevant licence register before you hire. Read the full answer

Questions about concreting in SA

Do concreters need a licence in SA?

Concreters need a licence in SA for any job.

The licence is the Building work contractor's licence.

Staff employed by a licensed business need no licence of their own.

How do I check a concreter's licence in SA?

Ask the concreter for their licence number, then look them up on the Consumer and Business Services public register.

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Who regulates concreters in SA?

Concreters are regulated by Consumer and Business Services.

Are there exceptions to the licence rule for concreters in SA?

Staff employed by a licensed business need no licence of their own.

The concreter needs a licence even for a minor job.

Do I need a written contract with a concreter in SA?

Concreting jobs from $20,000 need a written contract.

The contract must be in writing and signed by both of you. It must show the builder’s licence number and a fixed price.

How much deposit can a concreter ask for in SA?

A concreter can ask for a deposit of up to 5%.

Applies to contracts of $20,000 or more. After work starts, the builder can charge only for work already done.

Applies only to contracts of $20,000 or more. Smaller jobs have no deposit limit.

Does a concreter have to give me home warranty insurance in SA?

Concreting jobs from $20,000 need home warranty insurance, with minimum cover of $250,000.

The builder needs it only when the work needs council approval. It must be in place before work starts.

Is there a cooling-off period for a contract with a concreter in SA?

You have 5 business days to cool off on contracts over $20,000.

Give the builder signed written notice. If they gave you no proper contract or insurance, you can cancel until the work is finished.

Sources: cbs.sa.gov.au, sa.gov.au, Building Work Contractors Act 1995. Checked 16 Oct 2026.

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