Benjamin Concreting
Concreter in Kingston
Concrete driveways, slabs, paths, patios and exposed aggregate for homeowners across Logan, based in Woodridge.
Kingston
Concreting in Kingston
Kingston sits right next to Woodridge, a few minutes from where Benjamin Concreting is based. Thang pours concrete driveways, shed and garage slabs, paths, patios and exposed aggregate for homes across Kingston, from around the Kingston Butter Factory and Kingston station through to the Slacks Creek side.
Like its neighbours, Kingston has a lot of established homes where the original driveway or path has worn out. A new driveway, a wider parking area beside the house, or a slab for a garden shed are typical requests.
Each job is dug out and levelled, formed up with timber, and laid over plastic membrane with steel reinforcing mesh before the concrete goes in. Driveways and paths can be finished plain or as exposed aggregate. Quotes are free and every job is measured before it is priced.
What Thang does in Kingston
Questions from Kingston
How far are you from Kingston?
Very close. Benjamin Concreting is based in neighbouring Woodridge.
Can I get exposed aggregate in Kingston?
Yes. Driveways, paths and patios can all be finished as exposed aggregate, which shows the stone in the mix and gives more grip than a smooth finish.
Get a quote in Kingston
Your message goes straight to our phone. We reply the same business day.
Enquiry sent
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Our services
Services in Kingston

Concrete Driveways
New driveways from the street to the garage. The ground is dug out, formed up and reinforced with steel mesh before the pour.

Concrete Slabs
Slabs for sheds, garages and outdoor areas, laid over plastic membrane with steel reinforcing mesh.

Paths and Walkways
Side paths, front paths and walkways around the house, formed to the width you need.

Patios and Courtyards
Patio and courtyard slabs at the back of the house, and concrete beside pools.

Exposed Aggregate
Driveways and paths with the top layer washed off to show the stone underneath. Harder wearing and less slippery than a plain finish.

Site Preparation
Excavation, levelling and formwork before any concrete goes down, so the finished slab sits on solid ground.
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