Pathways and edging
Concrete paths, crossovers and edging.
Paths, walkways, crossovers and edging formed and poured to suit the block. Falls set away from the house, joints placed so the slab moves where it should, and edges finished square. We work around existing gardens, services and fences rather than through them.
What the job involves
- Levels and falls set before the pour
- Base prepared and compacted, not poured over rubbish
- Reinforcement and thickness to suit the load
- Cut and finished cleanly, site left tidy
Serving Central Coast & Newcastle, NSW
We do pathways and edging work across Central Coast & Newcastle, NSW — from Newcastle and Charlestown through to Terrigal and the Central Coast.
Other work we do
Tell us the size of the job and the access and we will price it properly.
Call 0411 150 045Pathways & edging — the questions we get.
Do you pour paths and garden edging?
Yes — concrete paths, garden edging and kerbing are poured alongside driveways and slabs, set to the levels of the surrounding ground.
Can you tie a new path into an existing slab?
Yes. The existing levels are measured first and the new work is set out to meet them, which is checked before the pour rather than after.
How wide should a concrete path be?
It comes down to how it is used — a garden path and a wheelbarrow path are not the same. Pridecon sizes it on site and puts the measurement in the written quote.