recent driveway projects

Every driveway is a different site with a different story — a new estate block with no crossing, a sloped block that needs careful drainage, an old driveway that turned out to be better repaired than replaced. This is where we show the work: real jobs across Canberra, Queanbeyan and the surrounding region, taken from bare ground or worn-out slab through to a finished driveway.

Each project is a deep dive into what the site needed and how we solved it — the challenges, the council approvals, the finish, and the result. Concrete, asphalt and paved, from new installs to repairs and full replacements. Have a look through, and when you're ready to find out what your own site needs, it starts the same way every one of these did: with an honest assessment.

CONCRETE DRIVEWAY REPAIR - OXLEY
Concrete Driveway, Driveway Repair Renee Douros Concrete Driveway, Driveway Repair Renee Douros

CONCRETE DRIVEWAY REPAIR - OXLEY

A section of this Oxley driveway had cracked and lifted, catching vehicles and creating a trip hazard. Lifting it revealed the real problem which was the sub-base beneath had completely hollowed out. The failed section was removed by hand, rebuilt on new DGB20 base with SL82 reinforcement mesh, and repoured to sit flush with the existing driveway.

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CURVED CONCRETE DRIVEWAY - GOOGONG
Concrete Driveway Renee Douros Concrete Driveway Renee Douros

CURVED CONCRETE DRIVEWAY - GOOGONG

A new home in Googong needed its driveway finishing on one of the trickier sites we've tackled, a sloped block with the rocky ground Googong is known for. We handled the rock excavation, the expert forming for a large curved driveway with complex gradients, the entry stairs and the QPRC vehicle crossing, start to finish.

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CONCRETE DRIVEWAY - BUNGENDORE
Concrete Driveway Renee Douros Concrete Driveway Renee Douros

CONCRETE DRIVEWAY - BUNGENDORE

A newly built home in Bungendore's Elm Grove Estate had everything but a driveway. We installed a plain concrete driveway from bare ground — handling the site prep, the pour, and the QPRC vehicle crossing approval start to finish, so the owners never touched a piece of council paperwork.

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