A steel shed frame standing on a finished concrete slab in a paddock at sunset

Everything we pour, slab to finish.

Domestic and commercial concreting throughout central Victoria, from a side path to a commercial floor.

Six things we do, and do properly.

A charcoal coloured concrete driveway running between a brick house and a shed
01

Driveways, set out straight.

A driveway is the first thing anyone sees and the biggest slab most homes will ever have. Nick sets out the falls, joints and edges before a truck arrives, so the finished surface drains where it should and reads even the whole way up.

  • Plain concrete with a broom or swirl finish
  • Coloured concrete in a range of oxides
  • Exposed aggregate in your choice of stone
  • Crossovers, aprons and turning areas
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An exposed aggregate path with washed stone showing through, shadowed by a railing
02

Exposed aggregate, washed back by hand.

The finish Nick gets asked for most, and the one his reviews single out. The stone you pick changes the whole look, from a pale white rock through to dark greys and warm honey tones. Getting it even comes down to timing the wash, which is judgement rather than a machine setting.

  • Pool surrounds, driveways, paths and patios
  • White rock, grey and honey aggregates
  • Washed back evenly across the whole pour
  • Sealed on request so the colour stays lifted
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A freshly screeded rectangular slab formed up on a suburban block
03

Shed and house slabs, to line and level.

Shed builders work to a date, and that date depends on the slab. Nick forms up, reinforces and pours to the engineer's set out, then finishes flat so the frame goes together without packing. Sheds, garages, house slabs, extensions and outbuildings.

  • Excavation, base and formwork
  • Reinforcement placed to the drawings
  • Poured flat and to level for the frame
  • Ready when the shed crew is
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An exposed aggregate pool surround wrapping a blue fibreglass pool inside a colorbond fence
04

Pool surrounds, done once around the water.

A pool surround has to fall away from the water, sit level with the coping and feel right underfoot in bare feet. It is fiddly, tight-access work and it is a lot of what Nick pours. Several of the reviews on this site are pool surrounds.

  • Exposed aggregate, plain or coloured
  • Set to the coping and falling away from the pool
  • Works in around existing landscaping
  • Non-slip finishes for wet areas
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A concreter finishing a set of rendered front steps at a period home
05

Paths, steps and the awkward bits.

The jobs other trades would rather not quote. Side paths with no machine access, curved steps that need formwork built on site, entries into period homes where nothing is square. Nick barrows it in and protects everything on the way through.

  • Side paths, entries and crossovers
  • Formed steps, including curved sets
  • Tight access and barrow-in work
  • Existing surfaces covered and protected
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New concrete laid across the frontage of a weatherboard shopfront
06

Commercial concreting, booked and delivered.

Nick Murray Concreting specialises in domestic and commercial concreting throughout central Victoria. Commercial work means bigger pours, tighter programmes and other trades waiting behind you, so the priority is an accurate price and a date that holds.

  • Warehouse, shed and workshop floors
  • Shopfronts, footpaths and hardstand
  • Car parking and access areas
  • Programmed around the other trades
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Not sure which finish suits your place?

Nick will talk you through what works with the house, the budget and how it will wear. No obligation to go ahead.

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