Victoria · VIC

Concreters in Victoria22 businesses in 21 towns

16 concreters; 2 floors & coatings; 1 concrete supplier; 3 builders & civil. Pick a town, filter by type of business or compare prices for VIC.

21 townsPlain concrete $79–$158/m²Price index ×1.05
22businesses listed
21towns
15describe services on their website
$79–$158plain concrete per m²

Towns in Victoria

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Businesses in VIC by type

Concreters16
Floors & coatings2
Concrete suppliers1
Builders & civil3

Towns with the most listings in VIC

Clayton2
Altona1
Beechworth1
Bendigo1
Berwick1
Camberwell1
Caroline Springs1
Dandenong1
Eltham1
Ferntree Gully1

Concreting prices in Victoria

Typical ranges in VIC (per m², GST incl.)

JobRangeTypicalUnit
Plain concrete slab$79–$158$116per m²
Concrete path / footpath$79–$168$116per m²
Concrete patio / entertaining area$84–$190$132per m²
Coloured concrete$100–$211$147per m²
Exposed aggregate$126–$211$168per m²
Stamped / stencilled$126–$211$163per m²
Polish an existing slab$63–$179$116per m²
New slab poured + mechanical polish$168–$274$221per m²
Spray-on resurfacing$53–$84$68per m²
Old concrete removal incl. disposal$32–$105$63per m²
Ready-mix 25 MPa, delivered (supply only)$316–$505$400per m³

Estimated from the national October 2026 cost-guide figures (GST incl.) adjusted by the Melbourne price index (×1.05): Melbourne "from" price $79/m² vs $75/m² nationally. Source: whatsthedamage.com.au. Regional and remote areas can cost more. Open the calculator.

All concreters in Victoria

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Concreting in Victoria: common questions

How much does a concrete driveway cost in Victoria?

For about 40 m², a plain driveway is roughly $2,738–$6,318 and exposed aggregate $5,054–$9,477 (October 2026 estimates adjusted for Melbourne, GST incl.).

How do I check a concreter's licence in VIC?

Use the Building and Plumbing Commission – find a practitioner. Concreting for homes is licensed building work in most states. In NSW a contractor licence from NSW Fair Trading is needed for residential work over $5,000 (labour and materials, incl. GST); in Queensland a QBCC licence is needed for work over $3,300; in Victoria, domestic building work over $10,000 must be done by a registered builder (Building and Plumbing Commission). Check the licence number on the regulator's public register before paying a deposit.

How are businesses in Victoria chosen?

They come from Google Maps searches for concreters in each town; we read each website for the services it names. Nobody pays for a position. See how this directory works.

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