Exposed Aggregate Driveways
Durable, slip-resistant driveways that reveal natural stone and hide everyday wear.
Natural stone on show
Exposed aggregate concrete in Perth — stone revealed at the surface for driveways, paths and decorative areas.
Start with your space
Exposed aggregate concrete in Perth is a classic, durable finish that reveals the natural stones within the concrete mix. By removing the thin cement layer from the surface, we expose a textured blend of pebbles, quartz or crushed stone in colours that suit your home. This finish is popular for driveways, paths, patios, pool surrounds and entertaining areas because it offers excellent slip resistance and hides dirt and wear well. Exposed aggregate is strong, long-lasting and well suited to Perth’s climate, and a quality sealer enhances the colours while protecting against stains. With a wide range of aggregate options available, you can create a look that complements your property. Contact us for exposed aggregate concrete in Perth.
What we offer
Durable, slip-resistant driveways that reveal natural stone and hide everyday wear.
Textured footpaths and paving that add character and grip around your property.
A safe, non-slip surface that stays attractive around the pool through Perth summers.
Hard-wearing patio finishes for outdoor entertaining that resist sun, rain and traffic.
Choose from a wide range of stone colours and sizes to suit your home and landscaping.
A quality sealer enhances the stone colours and protects against stains and fading.
A little more clarity
Good decisions start with a clear understanding of your floor.
A ground, honed exposure may be possible on sound concrete, but a traditional washed exposed finish is created at the time of the pour.
The texture generally gives grip, but wet-area and slope conditions still warrant assessment.
Keep it clean and reseal on the supplier’s guidance; outdoor exposure means periodic care.
For exposed aggregate concrete, include approximate area, slab age if known, photographs, current floor coverings and your timing.
Use a representative trial or sample with written expectations. Concrete varies naturally; small samples cannot promise a completely uniform floor.
The selected products, scope and site conditions determine access and return-to-use requirements. Ask for separate guidance for foot traffic, furniture and full use.