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Covered outdoor entertaining area resurfaced in a charcoal-grey seamless slate-look decorative concrete overlay
Photos from our own jobs

OUR WORK ACROSS BRISBANE

Every photo below is a slab we prepped, resurfaced and sealed ourselves. Nothing here is stock imagery and nothing here is another bloke’s driveway. Where the framing is a bit rough it’s because it was taken on the job, standing on the finished surface with the gear still in the ute.

Driveways, patios, pool surrounds, paths, garage floors and commercial kerbing — from Redcliffe down to Beenleigh and west to Ipswich. If you want to see a finish in person before you commit, ask us at the quote and we’ll point you at a job near you. Browsing for a finish rather than proof? The full gallery sorts every pattern and colour by where it goes.

20+

Years resurfacing Queensland concrete

72

Suburbs across Brisbane, Logan, Ipswich, Redlands and Moreton Bay

5 days

Typical residential driveway, quote to hand-back

1109935

QBCC/BSA licence — licensed and insured

01 — Decorative resurfacing

DRIVEWAYS, PATIOS AND PATHS

Spray-on and stencilled overlays bonded to the existing slab, then sealed. Pattern cut into the colour coat, not printed on top of it.

Tan decorative concrete resurfacing with charcoal grout lines in a diamond tile pattern across a suburban Brisbane driveway
Diamond tile driveway Sunnybank
Charcoal spray-on concrete driveway with crisp white grout lines and a custom sunburst star motif set into the surface
Charcoal grid with star motif North Lakes
Brown speckled concrete patio resurfaced in a square tile grid with white grout, outdoor setting on top
Alfresco patio tile grid Kenmore
Terracotta bush rock crazy paving pattern in decorative concrete resurfacing along a covered brick verandah
Bush rock pattern verandah Forestdale
Octagon-and-square tile pattern in decorative concrete along a side path beside a brick home
Octagon and square side path Chermside
Red-brown speckled concrete tile grid with dark grout lines on a covered patio
Red tile grid, dark grout Springwood
Close-up of a terracotta decorative concrete surface in a stone-look tile pattern
Terracotta stone-look finish Ipswich
Seamless decorative concrete footpath sealed to a low satin sheen beside a garden bed
Seamless slate footpath Wynnum
Charcoal concrete footpath with crossed white diamond banding running between garden beds
Diamond banded entry path Carindale

02 — Pool surrounds

COOL UNDERFOOT, NOT SLIPPERY

Non-slip additive through the sealer, colours kept light so the surface stays walkable in February. Both of these were tired plain slabs before we started.

Speckled grey concrete pool surround resurfaced with fine saw-cut joint lines around a backyard pool
Non-slip pool surround Cleveland
Grey speckled concrete pool surround cut into a square tile grid with dark grout, beside a blue pool
Tile grid pool surround Victoria Point

03 — New concreting

EXPOSED AGGREGATE, PLAIN AND STRUCTURAL

When a slab is past saving we pour a new one. Exposed aggregate driveways, broom-finish paths and slabs, shed footings and council-spec kerbing.

Exposed aggregate concrete driveway in front of a new two-storey brick home, honey and grey stone washed back and sealed
Exposed aggregate driveway Springfield
Close-up of exposed aggregate concrete showing honey, cream and dark brown river pebbles in a grey cement matrix
Honey and brown river pebble Ripley
Long plain grey broom-finish concrete driveway leading to a Colorbond double garage
Broom-finish driveway Narangba
Concrete slab and path beside a garden shed and rainwater tank, finished in a tan tile grid
Shed slab and surround path Samford
Freshly poured grey concrete kerbing and traffic island against asphalt, witches hats in place
Kerbing and traffic island Logan

04 — Close up

WHAT THE SURFACE ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE

Photos of a resurfaced driveway from ten metres away all look the same. This is what you will be standing on.

Close-up of a resurfaced concrete surface showing the fine sandy speckle of the overlay and a crisp grout line
Overlay texture and grout line Detail
Close-up of a grey speckled decorative concrete finish with contrasting black and white flecks
Covercrete speckle finish Detail

WANT YOURS ON THIS PAGE?

Send a photo of the slab and we can usually tell you over the phone whether it wants resurfacing or replacing, and roughly what it will cost. If it is worth a look we’ll come out and measure it, free.