Experts patio concrete slab builders in Townsville

What makes us different? We’re not just pouring concrete. We’re building outdoor spaces that work specifically for Townsville conditions. We know how to handle the wet season drainage, we understand the heat management you need for hot concrete surfaces, and we’ve got the local council approvals sorted so you don’t have to stress about any of that.
Whether you’re after a simple entertaining area, a complete alfresco setup, or a multi-level patio that works with your sloped block, we’ll walk you through every option and give you straight answers on what works best for your property and budget.

What You Can Do With Concrete Patio Slabs
Design and Finish Options for Your Patio
Plain Concrete: Budget-friendly, clean, and modern; ideal under furniture or rugs.
Exposed Aggregate: Popular, non-slip, and textured with natural stones—great for Townsville’s climate.
Coloured/Stained Finishes: Add earthy tones like sandstone or charcoal for character and durability.
Polished Concrete: Sleek and reflective, perfect for covered areas but not ideal for wet zones.
Stamped Patterns: Mimic tiles, stone, or timber for a stylish look at a lower cost.
Custom Shapes & Levels: Create curved, multi-level, or uniquely shaped patios to suit your home’s layout.

Getting the Size and Layout Right
Ideal Size (20–40m²): Perfect for most Townsville homes—fits dining, lounge, and entertaining spaces comfortably.
Multi-Level Patios: Great for sloped blocks; adds visual interest and reduces the need for costly retaining walls.
Integration with Existing Structures: Extensions are designed to match height, drainage, and style for a seamless look.
Proper Drainage Design: Built with a 1–2% fall to manage Townsville’s heavy rainfall and prevent water pooling.
Expansion Joints: Allow for natural movement due to temperature changes, preventing random cracking.
Standard Thickness (100mm): Suitable for residential use, with reinforcement added for heavier outdoor setups.

Practical Advantages You'll Notice Straight Away
Low Maintenance: Just sweep or hose down — no staining or special treatments needed like timber decks.
Stain-Resistant Surface: When sealed, spills from food or drinks wipe up easily without leaving marks.
Versatile Foundation: You can tile or build decking over it later for a fresh look without structural changes.
Boosts Property Value: A finished outdoor entertaining area makes homes more appealing and valuable in Townsville’s lifestyle-driven market.
Cost-Effective Choice: More affordable than decking, pavers, or stone, with minimal upkeep.
Long Lifespan: Professionally installed slabs last 30+ years, offering decades of reliable use and durability.
Ready to Get Your Concrete Patio Slab Started?
If you’re tired of not having a proper outdoor area, or if your existing patio’s seen better days, now’s the time to do something about it. A concrete patio slab gives you the foundation for the outdoor lifestyle Townsville’s climate makes possible.
We’ve been doing this work around Townsville for over 15 years. We know the local conditions, we understand what works and what doesn’t, and we’ve got the experience to deliver a patio you’ll use and enjoy for decades.
Give us a call for a free consultation and quote. We’ll come out, measure up, talk through your options, and give you a clear price for exactly what you need. No run-around, no hard sell, just professional advice and quality concrete work.
Your backyard’s got potential. Let’s turn it into the outdoor space you’ve been wanting.
Ready to Get Your Concrete Patio Slab Started?
Do I need council approval for a concrete patio slab in Townsville?
For most standard patio slabs you don’t need council approval in Townsville, as long as you’re staying under 10 square metres and not building right on the boundary. Once you go bigger than that or if the patio’s attached to your house structure, you’ll likely need a building approval. We handle all that paperwork for you anyway, so you don’t need to stress about the council side of things – we’ll tell you upfront if your project needs approval.
What's the best time of year to pour a concrete patio in Townsville?
Dry season’s definitely easier – May through October gives us consistent weather and less chance of rain interrupting the curing process. That said, we pour concrete patio slabs year-round in Townsville because we know how to manage the wet season challenges. The concrete actually cures better with some moisture, we just need to control it, so even in the wet we can get great results if the forecast gives us a decent window.
Can I put a pergola or roof over my concrete patio slab later?
Absolutely, and we actually recommend pouring the slab first if you’re planning to add a roof structure down the track. We can leave mounting points or post positions built into the concrete patio slab, which makes adding the pergola later much easier. Most Townsville families do it this way – get the concrete down first so you can use the space, then add the roof when the budget allows.
Will my concrete patio crack in Townsville's heat?
Some minor surface cracks are normal with any concrete in Townsville’s conditions – we get big temperature swings and the concrete expands and contracts. That’s why we use reinforcement and put in control joints on larger patio slabs to manage where any cracks happen. The cracks we’re talking about are hairline, not structural, and they don’t affect the slab’s strength or usability – most people don’t even notice them once the patio’s furnished and being used.
How does concrete compare to pavers for a Townsville patio?
Pavers cost more upfront, take longer to install, and need regular maintenance to stop weeds growing through the joints and keep them level. Concrete patio slabs go down faster, cost less, and once they’re sealed you’re basically done with maintenance. In Townsville’s wet season, pavers can shift and sink if the base wasn’t perfect, whereas concrete stays put – we see people replacing failed paver patios with concrete all the time because they’re sick of the ongoing hassles.

