Updated October 2026
Edens Landing filled in through the 1990s between the rail line and the river flats north of Beenleigh, and the stock has aged together. That means a lot of houses hitting the same list at the same time: a driveway with cracking at every joint, a pool surround that has gone chalky, a patio of pavers sitting on sand that has settled.
One thing worth saying plainly. We do not do the work. We are a referral service that passes your job to experienced, insured local concreters covering Edens Landing.
Common concreting jobs in Edens Landing
- Replacing 1990s driveways in plain, coloured or exposed aggregate finishes
- Patio and alfresco slabs replacing pavers or timber decking
- Pool surrounds and equipment pads
- Shed, garage and studio slabs
- Repairs to cracked and sunken concrete
How the process works
Tell us about the job and your suburb. We pass the details to a local concreter who services Edens Landing, and they call you back with a quote. There is no fee for the referral.
If you are replacing pavers with concrete, mention the levels. Pavers sit higher than a slab of the same thickness, so door thresholds and the step out of the house need to be checked before anything is formed up.
What concreting costs in Edens Landing
As a guide, plain concrete typically costs around $75 to $150 per square metre laid, with coloured and exposed aggregate finishes above that. Plenty of jobs here are like-for-like replacements, which keeps them predictable. Demolition and tip fees for the old surface are the line to have itemised. See the cost guide for the full breakdown.
Two things to have in writing before you sign. In Queensland, building work valued over $3,300 generally requires a QBCC licensed contractor, so ask for the licence number and check it on the QBCC register. And approval requirements sit in the Building Regulation 2021, applied by Logan City Council and private building certifiers, so confirm what your job needs with the council or a certifier.
Nearby, we also cover Holmview and Bethania.
Frequently asked questions
Is concrete better than pavers for a patio?
It is lower maintenance and does not settle the way a sand-bedded paver can, and it costs less per square metre in most cases. Pavers win when you want to lift and reuse them later.
How long will a new driveway last?
A properly built and jointed driveway commonly lasts 25 to 40 years or more. What shortens it is skimped base preparation and poor jointing, not the finish.
Do you do small jobs?
Yes, but small pours carry the same truck and crew cost as big ones, so they price higher per square metre. Bundling is the way around it.