The crew behind the finish.
Nick Murray Concreting is a Bendigo concreting company specialising in domestic and commercial concreting throughout central Victoria.
Nick, and the standard he holds the job to.
Nick Murray Concreting is registered as Nick Murray Concreting Pty Ltd and works out of Bendigo, specialising in domestic and commercial concreting throughout central Victoria. Nick quotes the work himself, so the person who prices your job is the person standing on it when the truck arrives.
Read the reviews on this site and the same themes come back: he is quick to quote, the quote is accurate, he keeps you in the loop, and the finish is the part he will not compromise on. One customer, a tradesman himself, wrote that the crew took their shoes off when needed and tarped the work areas inside a period home. That is the level.
- Bendigo based, pouring across central Victoria
- Domestic and commercial concreting
- Nick and his own crew, not subcontracted out
- Rated 4.9 on Google
What customers keep saying.
An eye for detail
The word that appears again and again in the reviews. Levels, edges, joints and the finish itself all get the same attention.
Straight answers
Quick to quote, accurate with the price, and true to his word on the day. You are told what is happening rather than left wondering.
Care on your property
Access protected, plaster and paving covered, barrowed in where machines cannot reach, and the site left clean when the crew packs up.
How a job actually runs.
Call and quote
Tell Nick what you are after. He looks at the site, talks through finishes and sends back an accurate price with nothing hidden in it.
Prep and form up
Excavation, base, formwork and reinforcement, set out to line and level. Access and anything nearby gets protected before a barrow moves.
Pour and finish
The crew pours, screeds and works the surface to the finish you chose, whether that is a broom, a swirl, colour or exposed aggregate.
Clean up and check
Site cleaned, edges tidied, and Nick walks you around it. You are told how to look after it while it cures.
Turning up is half the job.
Concrete does not wait for a convenient day. One customer wrote that the weather was against the job from the start, and that Nick dropped everything in the evening to come back out when they thought the weather would ruin the finish. Another said he kept in constant communication from the first call to the last edge.
That is the part of concreting you cannot see in a photo, and it is the reason most of Nick's work comes from people passing his number on.
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