Updated October 2026
Beverley Park is a pocket of established homes near the Beverley Park golf course. Much of the housing has been here for decades, and so have a lot of the driveways. The ground can be sandier in parts as you head toward Kogarah Bay and Ramsgate, and sandy soil can shift or wash out if a base is not prepared well, so the work under the concrete deserves as much attention as the finish.
One thing to be clear about. We are a referral service, not concreters, and we connect you with experienced, insured local concreters who work in and around Beverley Park.
Common concreting jobs in Beverley Park
Driveway renewals lead the list. Owners replace cracked or sunken driveways, sometimes widening them for a second car, and some move to exposed aggregate or coloured concrete to lift the look of an older home.
Around the back, there is a steady mix of new paths and patios, shed and carport slabs, and repairs where an old slab has dropped at one corner.
How the process works
Give us a short description of the job. We pass it on to a local concreter who services Beverley Park, and they call you back with a time to inspect and a quote. The referral is free.
Given the sandy ground in parts of the area, ask the quote to describe the base preparation, including how deep they will excavate, what base material they will use and how it will be compacted.
What concreting costs in Beverley Park
As a guide, plain concrete typically costs around $75 to $150 per square metre laid, exposed aggregate and decorative more. Removing an old driveway, at around $30 to $100 per square metre, and extra base work on soft ground are the main things that move a Beverley Park price. See the cost guide for the full breakdown.
In NSW, residential concreting work worth more than $5,000 (labour and materials, including GST) must be done by a licensed contractor. Ask for the licence number and check it before you sign.
Frequently asked questions
Which council covers Beverley Park?
The council boundary runs through the area, so check which council covers your street before applying for anything like a crossover.
Why did my old driveway sink?
Often the base underneath was too thin or not compacted well, and water or sandy soil moved over time. A new base usually solves it.
Can I widen my driveway?
Usually, but a wider crossover at the kerb generally needs council approval. Check with your council before work starts.
Nearby, we also cover Kogarah Bay and Ramsgate.