New Exposed Aggregate Driveways
We pour and expose new driveways with your chosen stone for a durable, textured finish.
Natural stone underfoot
Exposed aggregate driveways in Perth — a durable, slip-resistant finish that reveals natural stone, built for vehicle loads and weather.
Start with your space
Exposed aggregate driveways in Perth reveal the natural stones within the concrete for a durable, textured surface with excellent grip. By exposing a blend of pebbles, quartz or crushed stone, we create a driveway that hides dirt and wear while standing up to vehicle loads, Perth's heat and winter rain. We help you choose aggregate colours that complement your home, plan proper reinforcement and drainage, and seal the surface to enhance the stone and protect against stains and fading. The textured finish provides natural slip resistance, making it a safe choice for sloped driveways. Whether you are building new or replacing an old driveway, exposed aggregate driveways in Perth deliver a classic, long-lasting look. Contact us for a free quote.
What we offer
We pour and expose new driveways with your chosen stone for a durable, textured finish.
Choose from a wide range of stone colours and sizes to suit your home and landscaping.
Refresh a tired driveway with a ground or honed exposed finish where the slab allows.
The textured surface gives natural grip for safe, sloped Perth driveways.
Quality sealers enhance the stone colours and protect against stains and fading.
We repair cracks and reseal to keep your driveway looking its best for years.
A little more clarity
Good decisions start with a clear understanding of your floor.
The textured surface gives natural grip, which suits sloped Perth driveways; wet-area suitability is still assessed.
A traditional exposed finish is created at the pour; existing slabs suit a ground or honed exposed finish instead.
Keep it clean and reseal on the supplier’s guidance to protect the colour and surface.
For exposed aggregate driveways, 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.