

Sunshine Coast & Brisbane
Outdoor concrete coated in a textured non slip finish that copes with Queensland sun, rain and a hose.

What's involved
A driveway sits in full sun, gets rained on, has cars turning on it every day and wears everything the street throws at it. That's why an outdoor coating is a different thing to a garage floor: the finish is textured for grip and the topcoat is UV stable, so it doesn't yellow or go chalky in the sun.
Plenty of Coast driveways start out as faded red or painted concrete. That old colour coat gets ground back so the new system bonds to the slab underneath, then flake goes down over the lot. Paths, side access and the strip out to the footpath can all be done in the same finish so the whole front of the house matches.
How it's done
Check the slab, the slope, existing coatings and where water runs off.
Old paint, colour coats and surface staining are ground back to sound concrete.
Cracks and joints are repaired and edges tidied where the driveway meets grass and paths.
Base coat down and flake broadcast right across the driveway and paths.
A UV stable topcoat with texture for grip, then the area is taped off until it's ready.
Before & after
Real jobs, shot from the same spot each time. Drag the handle across to bring the finished floor in.




Reviews
Straight from Google, exactly as written.
Hagan did great work for us on our driveway and shed recently. He's skilled across multiple types of resin flooring
Questions
Straight answers on driveways & pathways. Anything else, ring 0497 786 736.
It gets ground back and then completely covered. The old colour coat is ground off so the new system bonds to the concrete, and the flake hides whatever colour is left in the slab.
Both driveways in the before and afters on this page started faded red and finished light grey and white.
It depends on the coating and the weather, so Hagan will give you the timeline with the quote.
Plan to park on the street for that stretch. The driveway is taped off while it cures so nobody drives on it early.
Yes. Any of it can be done on its own, and the edges are finished so the coated area meets the grass, pavers or concrete next to it neatly.
Doing the driveway and paths together is usually the way to get one matching finish across the front of the house.
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Ready when you are
Send a photo or ring Hagan, and he'll come and take a look at the slab.