The town of Bendigo in central Victoria is renowned for its ornate Victorian-style buildings. This city has a lot to offer, especially for tourists.
Providing concrete and landscaping works to Bendigo and surrounding district including shed slabs, patio slabs, driveways and pathways. Finishes include patterned, textured, exposed aggregate and more.
Driveways
Blair Sherwood is a professional concreter who has delivered many projects in Bendigo and the surrounding areas including; house and shed foundations, external stairs, pathways, driveways and patios. He offers competitive concrete services for both commercial and residential properties.
Concrete driveways are a popular choice for homeowners in Australia, as they’re long-lasting and relatively affordable. They are also easier to maintain than gravel or asphalt, and they add value to your home.
When you’re looking for a concreter to build a new concrete driveway, look for a company that offers different concreting methods and materials like stamped, stencilled and coloured concrete. These can be used to create unique and eye-catching concrete surfaces that can match your style and taste.
Patios
Our concreters can create a stylish and durable patio slab for your backyard, pool area, shed or driveway. Exposed aggregate concrete is a popular choice for extended patios, due to its durability and resistance to wear and tear. It also offers a non-slip surface, and is less likely to stain or discolour than other types of flooring.
Our concreters bendigoconcreters.com.au can install a coloured or patterned concrete patio for your outdoor space. The colouring process adds pigments to the concrete mix, which gives a full depth of UV-resistant colours. Patterned concrete is created by using disposable paper stencils, and can be finished in a shorter time than stamped concrete. Blair Sherwood has been concreting for over 20 years and has delivered a variety of projects throughout the Bendigo and district region. These include house and shed foundations, external stairs, pathways, driveways, and pool foundations.
Pool Decks
When installing pool surrounds, you need tough, easy-to-maintain decking that is suitable for the climate and suits the style of your home. Wood is a popular option, but it has to be of excellent quality to repel water and other issues like biological growths.
Concrete is a durable and hardwearing material that can withstand the wear and tear of heavy traffic, heavy loads and wet conditions. Exposed aggregate concrete is a cost-effective alternative to pavers and tiles and is available in a range of colours, including grey.
Patterned concrete, also known as stencilled concreting, is an attractive way to add a unique look to your pool area, patios, driveways and garage slabs. It’s simple for our concreters to apply and creates a stylish, modern finish.
House Slabs
Concrete slabs are popular for a variety of reasons, including their durability and termite-proofing. They also provide high thermal comfort in cool climates, especially when combined with other passive design principles.
Providing concrete solutions to the Bendigo & surrounds area, including new home & shed slabs, driveways, footpaths & more. They offer a wide range of finishes including exposed aggregate, coloured concrete, stencilled & pattern concrete.
They specialise in creating unique customised designs for outdoor and indoor spaces. Their concrete services are affordable, durable and versatile. The team uses only the best materials to ensure quality craftsmanship. They have the experience to handle a variety of projects, from residential to commercial. They are also fully insured, licensed and bonded. They use professional machinery and equipment to achieve a flawless finish.
Retaining Walls
Retaining walls are designed to hold back soil, stabilise or make a steep area usable, and can add an aesthetic element to your garden design. They are available in a variety of styles, materials and costs. The type of retaining wall you choose will depend on your soil’s characteristics, such as its load-bearing capacity and drainage.
There are several types of retaining wall, including gravity walls, cantilevered walls and anchored walls. Gravity walls rely on their weight to resist the soil’s lateral forces, while cantilevered walls use their base for support. Anchored walls utilise anchors extending into the soil, which makes them the most stable.
Concrete retaining walls are popular because they are durable and can be formed into many shapes. They also come in a range of colours, from modern coloured concrete designs to a timeless natural stone finish.