Driveways in Lismore
- Full End-to-End Concreting Service
- Residential & Commercial Concreting
- Decorative & Custom Finishes
Better Access for Your Property
Looking to build a new driveway or replace one that’s seen better days? A well-poured concrete driveway doesn’t just look clean and tidy—it provides a solid, low-maintenance surface that handles daily traffic for years. Proper preparation, drainage and finishing make all the difference to how it performs over time.
At All Around Concreting, we construct driveways that are built to last in Lismore’s conditions. From excavation and compaction to forming, pouring and sealing, we manage every stage with precision and care. Whether it’s a standard concrete finish or a decorative design, our driveways are made for strength, appearance and long-term reliability.
For quality driveways in Lismore, call
0424 876 155.
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Concrete Driveways
A concrete driveway is one of the most durable and practical choices for residential or commercial properties. It provides a smooth, hard-wearing surface that’s easy to maintain and can handle constant use without breaking down. The process starts with proper site preparation—excavation, levelling and compaction —to make sure the base is stable and well-drained before any concrete is poured.
Steel reinforcement is then added to prevent cracking and to strengthen the slab against vehicle loads. Once poured, the concrete is finished and cured correctly so it hardens evenly and resists wear over time. With the right thickness, slope and expansion joints, a concrete driveway can last for decades with only minimal maintenance. It’s a straightforward, long-term investment that adds function and value to any property.
Decorative Finishes
Decorative concrete driveways combine practicality with design, giving you the strength of standard concrete with a more refined appearance. There are plenty of options to choose from, including coloured concrete, exposed aggregate and patterned finishes that can complement any style of home or landscape. Each type offers its own texture, tone and level of slip resistance, depending on what’s most important for your space.
The process is the same as with standard driveways—good preparation, reinforcement and curing are key—but extra care is taken during finishing and sealing. Decorative surfaces are sealed to protect against stains, fading and wear, keeping the driveway looking sharp year after year. Whether you want something subtle or a standout feature, decorative concrete offers a balance of appearance and performance that lasts.
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FAQ
How thick should a concrete driveway be?
Thickness depends on how the driveway will be used and the type of soil beneath it. Standard residential driveways are generally built thicker than paths or patios to handle vehicle weight. Reinforcement and good compaction also play a key role in strength and durability.
What causes driveways to crack over time?
Cracking usually happens when concrete moves due to soil changes or when expansion joints are missing or placed incorrectly. Using proper reinforcement and controlling how the concrete dries prevents most issues. Regular sealing also helps keep moisture out and limits damage.
How long before I can drive on a new concrete driveway?
Light foot traffic is fine after a day or two, but vehicles should stay off for around a week. This allows the concrete to cure and gain enough strength to handle weight without marking or cracking.


