Where we work
Concreters across the Tablelands.
Pick your town - we've got tailored info on the ground, the jobs we do most around there, and how to get hold of Shane.
Malanda
Malanda is where Crest lives. Half the driveways on the back roads off Malanda Falls Road have had Shane's ute parked on them at some point.
See Malanda infoAtherton
Atherton's our second home. From Robert Street to the new estates out past Maunds Road, we've poured driveways, shed slabs and commercial pads right through town.
See Atherton infoYungaburra
Yungaburra is full of older homes, character blocks and acreage where the concrete needs to disappear into the landscape, not fight it.
See Yungaburra infoTolga
Tolga's a quick run for us, and there's plenty of new building going on between the highway and the scrub. We pour driveways, sheds and farm slabs right through the area.
See Tolga infoHerberton
Herberton's all character - steep streets, old miners' cottages and acreage on the way out toward Watsonville. The concrete has to deal with steep grades and cold winter nights.
See Herberton infoWalkamin
Walkamin's drier and more open than the south end of the Tablelands. We do a lot of farm work out this way - machinery sheds, dairies, packing shed floors, big rural driveways.
See Walkamin infoPeeramon
Peeramon's basically next door. We've poured driveways and slabs on properties tucked all through these hills, from the pub end down toward Lake Barrine.
See Peeramon infoMillaa Millaa
Millaa Millaa gets the rain. Driveways and slabs down this end of the Tablelands have to put up with serious wet-season ground, and they need to be built for it.
See Millaa Millaa infoRavenshoe
Ravenshoe sits up high and cops the weather to match. Concrete here has to handle cold mornings, big rain, and the wind that blows across the wind farm country.
See Ravenshoe infoNot on the list? We probably still cover you.