Top Concreters in Western Australia

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CSSWA Concrete and Spray Solutions WA
WA
“Highly recommend CSSWA, Paul has been great & the workers very professional & have done great job of digging up our old ...”
5.0(58)
Hudson Concrete Pty Ltd
WA
“Cannot thank Ben enough for his hard work, excellent communication, and commitment to getting the job done. Nothing was ...”
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Perth Concrete Pty Ltd
WA
“Taylor and team did an absolutely amazing job at our new build. Exposed aggregate on long, 3 car driveway, honed and ele...”

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What to expect when hiring concreters in Western Australia

From what the job should cost to how to compare quotes — here's what's worth knowing before you book Western Australia concreters.

The cost

What concreting costs across Western Australia

Concreting across Western Australia usually runs $2,255 – $8,495 for concrete driveway, and $1,935 – $8,975 for paths & patios. 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.

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The shortlist

What to look for in Western Australia concreters

A good concreter isn't just the cheapest — it's the one whose track record, credentials and quote you can stand behind. Here's what's worth weighing before you shortlist.

Recent, genuine reviews
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Experience near you
Jobs like yours, done locally
Credentials shared
Licence, insurance and business details
A clear written quote
Itemised, so you can compare like-for-like

The detail

What a good concreting quote includes

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.

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Grade and thickness. The MPa grade and slab depth in millimetres, stated.
Reinforcement. Mesh spec like SL72, or the rebar size, named.
Sub-base prep. What base is laid and compacted, and to what depth.
Excavation and spoil. Whether digging out and carting away is included.
Drainage and falls. Minimum fall away from the house, and any channel drains.
Control joints. Cut or tooled joints listed with their spacing.

Licensing & Compliance

Licensed trade

Concreter licensing in Western Australia

Concreter work is regulated in Western Australia. Requirements vary by state. Here's what to know before hiring.

What to look for

Valid state contractor licence or registration displayed on quotes and advertising
ABN with active GST registration
Public liability insurance ($5M minimum)
Concrete Institute of Australia or HIA membership
White Card (construction induction)

Licence details

A Building Contractor Registration is required for all concreter work. Regulated by Building and Energy, DEMIRS. Verify a licence

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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