Concrete Contractors Hamilton pour driveways, house slabs, patios, paths, commercial hardstand, shed floors and repair work across Hamilton City and the Waikato towns listed below. Every town below is covered by the same crew and the same schedule, run out of the yard at Alma Street in Hamilton Central. What we get asked for changes town by town. A new-build driveway in Te Kauwhata is a different conversation from a truck yard in Horotiu, a dairy entrance in Ōtorohanga, or a patio in the salt air at Raglan.
Each area below has its own page covering the work that town actually buys, what moves the price locally, and the questions people there ask us most. Pick the one nearest you, then book a free on-site assessment. We take the levels, check truck access and the state of the ground, and put a written quote in front of you.
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We pour residential driveways, house slabs and foundations, patios, courtyards, paths, steps, shed pads and shed floors. We also build commercial slabs, hardstand, car parks, access ways and loading areas, alongside rural entrances, implement bays, feed pads, bunkers and tanker tracks.
The assessment settles the decisions that change the build: what the surface carries, where water leaves it, whether the old slab comes out and how the truck reaches the pour. Concrete is the service. We do not offer asphalt, landscaping, fencing or drainage as standalone work. The Waikato region counted 216,222 private dwellings in the 2023 Census, spread across eleven territorial authorities, which is why the job changes so much between one town on this list and the next.
Cambridge has a live new-build pipeline: The estimated resident population reached 22,700 at 30 June 2025, against 20,900 five years earlier. This page centres on the concrete that follows a new house, including slabs, driveways, paths and patios, with finish choice decided before the trucks arrive.
Te Awamutu is the established-property page. The 2023 Census counted 5,418 private dwellings against 5,079 five years earlier, and the population has moved only from 13,550 to 13,950 since 2020, so the useful work here is replacement, crack repair, resurfacing and a driveway that has reached the end of its life.
Waikato District Council places Ngāruawāhia at the confluence of the Waikato and Waipā rivers and identifies tidy commercial and industrial street frontages as a town priority. Find residential driveways and paths alongside slabs, hardstand and yards for working sites.
Raglan is a west coast Whaingaroa Harbour town reached by SH23. This is the page for driveways, paths, patios, home-workshop floors and compact hardstand near the coast.
Waikato District Council describes Tamahere as south of Hamilton, severed by SH1 and set among gullies tributary to the Waikato River. This page is about planning truck access, levels and falls on larger rural-zoned properties, then building long driveways, shed floors and hardstand around that plan.
Morrinsville has established owner-held homes, multiple vehicles and a manufacturing base. At the 2023 Census, 75.5% of households owned their home or held it in a family trust, while manufacturing accounted for 19.7% of employment. The focus is driveway renewal, turning space, patios and commercial floor work.
Pirongia is a small, settled market with high home ownership. Home ownership sits at 87.7% of households on 2023 Census figures, and almost three in ten run three or more vehicles. The local page concentrates on bigger driveways, turning areas, outdoor concrete and shed floors.
Waikato District Council describes Huntly as next to the Waikato River and surrounded by rich farmland, with the expressway running through town and Hamilton 32 km to the south. That mix supports standard town driveways and paths as well as rural shed and access work, without pretending the river makes every site the same.
Matamata’s median age is 47, compared with 38.1 across New Zealand, and 74.9% of households own their home or hold it in a family trust. This page is weighted to established surfaces: repair, replacement, resurfacing, safe level paths and driveways, with commercial and rural concrete where the load calls for it.
Te Kauwhata has the strongest housing-growth evidence in the service areas. Private dwellings rose from 861 in 2018 to 1,344 in 2023, and the estimated resident population went from 2,590 in 2020 to 3,780 at 30 June 2025. Start here for new-build slabs, driveways, paths, outdoor concrete and rural work around the township.
The wider Kainui-Gordonton catchment covers about 88 square kilometres and counted 624 private dwellings in the 2023 Census. The page is built around dispersed properties: long entrances, farm and shed access, implement bays, driveways and concrete that handles everyday working loads.
Horotiu is the industrial page. Waikato District Council describes Northgate as a 109-hectare business park with major road and rail links, so commercial slabs, truck-yard hardstand and heavy-load surfaces sit beside residential driveways and nearby rural shed work.
Whatawhata combines town access with rural site conditions. In the Whatawhata East statistical area, 84.5% of households owned their home or held it in a family trust in the 2023 Census, and council lists footpaths connecting new residential areas to the village centre as a priority. The page covers lifestyle-block driveways, shed floors, patios and paths.
Ōtorohanga’s council describes the district economy as primarily agricultural and the town as a service centre for the surrounding rural area. It also identifies hillier eastern and western parts of the district. Find farm surfaces, shed floors, tanker routes and town driveways here. The page uses the official macronised name throughout.
Book a free on-site assessment and we follow it with a written quote covering the base, the steel, the pour and the finish. No spam. Response within 24 hours.
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Every rate is indicative, not a quote. Every job is quoted after a free on-site assessment. The published flatwork ranges assume subgrade preparation, excavation and cartage, compacted basecourse, reinforcement, the pour, the finish, joint cutting and clean-up.
| Work | Published range per m² |
|---|---|
| Plain or broom finish, roughly 30 m² and up | $100 to $150 |
| Coloured concrete, roughly 30 m² and up | $120 to $170 |
| Exposed aggregate, roughly 30 m² and up | $130 to $200+ |
| Stamped or patterned, roughly 30 m² and up | $120 to $170 |
| Plain patio or courtyard, roughly 15 to 30 m² | $100 to $150 |
| Paths, footpaths and narrow strips | $100 to $150 |
House slabs, foundations, commercial slabs, hardstand, removal and sealing are quoted per job.
One town has a new-build pipeline. Another has an established housing stock where the old driveway needs to come out first. Industrial loading, a long rural entrance, a small courtyard and a site reached only through an operating yard all demand different base depth, steel, joint layout and pour plan.
Loading, site access, pumping, excavation depth, cartage, removal of an existing slab, basecourse depth, reinforcement, finish, area and where water leaves the finished surface all move the price. Tell us early if the surface takes a truck, tractor, horse float or forklift. That one detail can change a standard 100 mm residential build into a heavier design.
We cover Hamilton City and the fourteen locations shown above: Cambridge, Te Awamutu, Ngāruawāhia, Raglan, Tamahere, Morrinsville, Pirongia, Huntly, Matamata, Te Kauwhata, Gordonton, Horotiu, Whatawhata and Ōtorohanga.
No. Every area starts with a free on-site assessment, then a written quote. The visit lets us measure, check access and find out what the slab actually carries before we give you a rate.
No. The published rates and are indicative ranges. They include a complete straightforward flatwork job, but commercial slabs, foundations, removal and jobs with difficult access are quoted after the assessment.
Yes. Standard residential work is 100 mm, 20 MPa over compacted basecourse and carries up to 2.5 tonnes. Above 3 tonnes gross we move to 25 MPa, then 30 MPa for heavier commercial work, with more thickness and steel where the site requires it.
Yes. The right page is the one that best matches your address and work type.
Free on-site assessment
The assessment is free. We look at the ground, the falls and the drainage first, then put the quote in writing.
