Concrete or pavers, which is better for a driveway?

Both work well, it comes down to the look you are after and your budget. Concrete is hard-wearing, low-maintenance and gives you finishes from plain through to exposed aggregate. Pavers can lift the look and are easy to repair in sections. We will talk you through the trade-offs for your block.

How long before I can drive on a new concrete driveway?

You can usually walk on it the next day, but you want to keep vehicles off for around seven days while it cures and gains strength. We will give you the all-clear with your job and explain how to look after it through the first few weeks.

Can you match a decorative or exposed-aggregate finish to the house?

Yes. We offer plain, coloured, exposed-aggregate and decorative finishes, and we are happy to help you pick a colour and texture that suits the home rather than fighting it. Getting the prep and the finish right is what makes a driveway look sharp for years.

Services

Driveways

Name: JWT Construction & Maintenance Pty Ltd
Address: 1 Acacia Avenue, Lake Munmorah, NSW, 2259, AU
Telephone: 0434 680 157
Price range: Free quotes

Concrete and paved driveways done properly, from prep and formwork through to plain, exposed-aggregate and decorative finishes, built to handle the weather and the traffic.

A driveway has to look the part and stand up to years of cars, weather and the odd heavy load, so it pays to have it laid by a licensed builder who gets the groundwork right. We build concrete and paved driveways start to finish, from site prep and formwork through to pouring, finishing and the final cut, with the drainage and reinforcement sorted properly so the slab does not move or crack down the track.

Whether you want a clean plain finish, exposed aggregate or a decorative look to suit the house, we get the prep right first and finish it to a high standard that lasts. We work across the Central Coast, Lake Macquarie, Newcastle and the Hunter Valley. Call Jesse on 0434 680 157 for a free quote.

What we cover

Concrete driveways
Paved driveways
Site prep and excavation
Formwork and reinforcement
Plain and coloured concrete
Exposed-aggregate finishes
Decorative and stencilled finishes
Drainage and edging

Frequently asked questions

Concrete or pavers, which is better for a driveway?: Both work well, it comes down to the look you are after and your budget. Concrete is hard-wearing, low-maintenance and gives you finishes from plain through to exposed aggregate. Pavers can lift the look and are easy to repair in sections. We will talk you through the trade-offs for your block.
How long before I can drive on a new concrete driveway?: You can usually walk on it the next day, but you want to keep vehicles off for around seven days while it cures and gains strength. We will give you the all-clear with your job and explain how to look after it through the first few weeks.
Can you match a decorative or exposed-aggregate finish to the house?: Yes. We offer plain, coloured, exposed-aggregate and decorative finishes, and we are happy to help you pick a colour and texture that suits the home rather than fighting it. Getting the prep and the finish right is what makes a driveway look sharp for years.