Verified Concreters in Wollongong & the Illawarra

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Driveways, slabs, paths, patios and decorative finishes — concreting is one of those jobs where getting it right the first time matters, because fixing failed concrete is expensive. Below are verified concreters across the Illawarra, each checked for a valid ABN and current contact details.

We don’t auction your job or charge tradies to chase you. Find a local concreter for your suburb and call them directly.

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TP Concreting Shellharbour

TP Concreting Shellharbour services Warilla and the wider Illawarra. This listing was compiled from public business directories and is awaiting
Address: Warilla
New South Wales
Australia
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Turn It Crete

Concrete driveways, slabs and decorative finishes across the Illawarra.
Address: St Georges Basin
St Georges Basin
New South Wales
2540
Australia

How to choose a concreter here

  • Licence for larger jobs. Concreting work over $5,000 in NSW requires a licence or tradesperson certificate — confirm it at NSW Fair Trading, especially for structural slabs.
  • Base and drainage. Good concreting starts below the surface — proper base, reinforcement and falls for drainage. Ask how they will handle it on sloping Illawarra blocks.
  • Finish type. Plain, exposed aggregate, stencil or polished — each has a different look, price and slip rating. Discuss the options.
  • Get it in writing. Thickness, reinforcement (mesh or steel), curing time and a written quote protect you.

FAQ

  • Do concreters need a licence? For work over $5,000, yes — verify with NSW Fair Trading.
  • How long before I can use a new driveway? Concrete is usually walkable in 1–2 days but typically needs about 7 days before vehicles, reaching full strength around 28 days — ask your concreter.
  • Lead fees? None — contact concreters directly.