How much does a concrete driveway cost in Perth?
A concrete driveway in Perth costs between $80 and $220 per square metre installed. Plain grey sits at the low end, exposed aggregate and coloured concrete in the middle, honed and polished finishes at the top. A typical 40m² family driveway runs $3,500–$8,500 depending on finish, reinforcement, and access. See our concrete driveway cost calculator for a live estimate.
How long does concrete take to cure in Perth?
Walk on it after 24 hours. Drive a car after 7 days. Full design strength at 28 days when you can apply sealer or park heavy vehicles. In a Perth summer, damp-curing with hessian and plastic for the first 7 days is critical to prevent shrinkage cracking.
Do I need council approval for a concrete driveway in Perth?
The driveway on your property does not need a permit. The crossover between the kerb and your boundary requires council approval — each Perth LGA has its own process. City of Rockingham, Swan, Wanneroo, Armadale, Kwinana, Joondalup, Canning and the Shire of Serpentine-Jarrahdale all handle crossovers slightly differently. See our crossover permits guide.
What Perth suburbs do you cover?
All Perth metro suburbs from Yanchep in the north to Mandurah in the south, from the coastal plain to the Darling Scarp. We have dedicated concreter coverage across the fastest-growing new-build corridors: Baldivis, Ellenbrook, Byford, Alkimos, Piara Waters, Wellard, Aveley, Harrisdale, Golden Bay, Joondalup, Canning Vale and Armadale.
How quickly will I get an estimate back?
Enquiries submitted before 5pm typically get a response the same or next business day. Weekend enquiries are actioned Monday morning. Estimates are free with no obligation.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. We're licensed and insured for all residential concreting work across the Perth metro area — driveways, slabs, alfrescos, pool surrounds and resurfacing. We work across the full range of Perth ground conditions, from coastal Bassendean sand at Alkimos and Golden Bay to reactive Guildford clay through Ellenbrook and Aveley.