Goulburn River Concrete Services
Quality concrete solutions for residential and commercial projects. We're based in Alexandra VIC, servicing throughout Murrindindi, Yarra Ranges, Delatite and Mitchell Shires.
At Goulburn River Concrete, we’re more than just concreters — we’re a locally trusted team committed to delivering quality workmanship and reliable service across the Goulburn Valley and surrounding regions.
With years of hands-on experience in residential, rural and commercial concreting, we take pride in building strong foundations — from house slabs and driveways to shed floors, pathways and more. Every project is completed with attention to detail, honest communication, and a dedication to getting the job done right the first time.
We believe in supporting local, working hard, and providing long-lasting results our clients can depend on. Whether you’re building a new home, upgrading your property, or managing a larger construction project, Goulburn River Concrete is your trusted concreting partner.
Strong foundations. Local expertise. Built to last.
At Goulburn River Concrete, we follow a proven process to ensure every job is completed to the highest standard:
This step-by-step process ensures a durable, long-lasting finish.
Your concrete needs to be perfectly set. Hiring a professional ensures that your concrete will be skillfully poured and will withstand the test of time. Concrete work requires a lot of specialised equipment, and the cost of purchasing and producing a modest quantity of concrete might also be high. It will be far less effective without the necessary expertise or specialised equipment. Overall, professional concreting provides durability, style, quality, and affordability. A concreting specialist can help you if you want to enhance your property’s durability or aesthetics.
Although concrete needs about a month to fully cure, it usually is ready to use in a short duration. Due to variations in the weather, concrete mix, placement, and finishing methods, each project will change significantly. After between 24 and 48 hours, your concrete should be sturdy enough to walk on without leaving any traces. Your concrete should have reached at least 70% of its full strength after seven days of curing. It should be safe to drive over, but you might want to wait before rolling large pieces of machinery over it. You can treat your concrete as fully hardened after 28 days.
Usually, the answer is no. We can only pour concrete in the rain, in limited circumstances. For example: If the area is covered by a roof.
The preliminary work significantly impacts the time needed to install a new driveway. Most driveways may be installed within two days once the land has been prepared. Your concrete driveway needs time to set completely for it to be durable. The thickness of the slab, the foundation used, and environmental factors affect how long it takes for the concrete to be fully set. However, you can walk on your driveway after 2 days. After seven days, you can use 'light' vehicles on the driveway, but you should avoid using heavier ones. Your driveway should be fully set and suitable for use after 30 days.