Concreting Melbourne | Alsa Concreting Pty Ltd | Specialising in Industrial, Commercial & Domestic Concrete Work

Alsa Concreting is a family run business established for more than 10 years ago, with a passionate approach to exceeding our customer expectation has given us the reputation that we have throughout Victoria.

All of our team are employed by Alsa Concreting and specialise in domestic, commercial and industrial concreting work.

We specialise in all types of concrete made to suite your special needs. No job is too big or too small!!!

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We pride ourselves on quality workmanship and competitive prices. With our exhibition of ‘designer’ concrete solutions, we consider our work more of a craft than a product, that’s reflected in our outstanding customer satisfaction and endless referrals.

We expect that you’ll be impressed. Whether you want a stuning finish to your new home,looking to increase the value of your new house where we can provide you with renovating options to leave you a satisfying results or if you have a commercial job, small or large we would be sure to complete at a very high standard at a very low cost.....

There are many concreting options to consider when building or renovating your home, including:

Asphalt: This is a very durable concrete option that can be used in driveways, pathways and paving. Asphalt is also very easy to repair should it get damaged, and can be sealed to make it even more lustrous. A qualified concreter will be able to advise you on whether asphalt will suit your outdoor space, as well as lay the material.

Coloured concrete: Don't settle for drab grey concrete, when you can choose from a rainbow of colours.Concrete is an attractive option that can be used anywhere in the home as well as external flooring, driveways and paths.

Driveways: When it comes to your driveway, you will want to use a material that is both attractive and durable. Concreting is a great option for driveways and is available in a wide range of colours and finishes such as stencilled, stamped and exposed aggregate. Ensure your driveway is laid by a professional as they will ensure the right amount of expansion joints are cut into the concrete.

Footpaths: Decorative concrete is an aesthetically appealing option when it comes to designing the exterior of your home. Concrete footpaths can be utilised in the garden, to create a walkway from the house to the clothes line, or from the driveway to the front door.

Foundations: Concrete is one of the more common materials used in house foundations. This is because it is strong, long-lasting and cannot be damaged by termites. The type of concrete foundation used in the construction of your home will depend on the soil conditions of the block. Stable soils can be used for shallow foundations, though looser soils will need pile foundations that are sunk deeper into the ground for added stability.

Formwork: This is the mould that concrete is poured into, to allow it to set into place. Formwork is necessary for all concreting projects including driveways, slabs, walls and paths.

Grinding: This is a process used to ensure the concrete laid on your property is smooth and features a sleek finish. Grinding is also an option for removing old coatings or sealers, so that new ones can be applied. After grinding, the concrete will need to be re-sealed.

House Slabs: Concrete is commonly used to pour house slabs, as it is a strong and low-maintenance material .It is also completely insect-proof and the surface can be used as flooring or to lay flooring on top of it. Some types of house slabs include footing slabs, waffle raft slabs, stiffened raft slabs or pile and slab. Your concreting expert will be able to advise on the best materials and construction options to suit your property.

Sealing: Once it has been poured, the concreting used on your property needs to be sealed as it is a porous building material. Sealing the concrete ensures water cannot penetrate the surface and that it cannot be stained. Decorative effects are now available which can also improve the slip resistance of the concrete, making it safer.

Spray-on concrete: This allows you to turn a drab concreted area into an impressive design feature. Essentially, spray-on concrete involves spraying a decorative coating onto the material to create a pattern.

Exposed aggregate concrete: This is concrete that has aggregates such as stones and pebbles exposed in it to create a special effect. This is perfect for driveways, pathways and entertaining areas. You can also choose from a range of colours, sizes and finishes to create a stunning visual effect that complements your outdoor space.

Swimming pools: If you are thinking of installing a pool on your property to cool off during the summer months, concreting is a great option as it is both strong and versatile. Concrete pools can be built in just about any shape or size according to your needs and budget. You can also implement features such as islands and benches.

Retaining walls: Concrete retaining walls are used to add a unique feature in any garden. They are also useful for holding back large loads and can be used for terracing. Another benefit of concrete retaining walls is that they cannot be destroyed by termites, and are virtually maintenance-free.