In our Baulkham Hills concrete projects, driveway finishes is split between plain concrete and decorative concrete. Our Baulkham Hills projects are unique for driveway construction as there is no driveway finish that is more popular than another.

During a concrete driveway quote, homeowners tell us they want to build a driveway before the house is put up for sale. This is common in Baulkham Hills as many homes have basic driveways which have limited kerb appeal. Another popular time for driveway construction is for growing families.

As many existing concrete driveways in the Hills District where built at a time when narrow driveways were popular, narrow driveways are now being removed. Narrow driveways do not suit with modern families.

Concrete driveway repair is possible, however for our Baulkham Hills projects, existing narrow style driveways are removed. Most homeowners see this as an opportunity to get a coloured concrete driveway designed with extra space and styled to suit the home.

In the Hills District, coloured concrete driveways are popular. Many homeowners choose a charcoal driveway.

Charcoal driveways are chosen in the Hills District as this is a subtle concrete colour. It suits well for driveways in the Hills District. Black concrete driveways are not as common for our concreting Hills projects.

There are also numerous driveway finishes for charcoal concrete. Cove finish is popular in the Hills District as it provides grip.

With young children, a coloured concrete driveway in cove finish, provides a slip resistant surface for children to walk and play on. This is one of the best concrete driveway options for families. A cove finish provides adequate grip as commonly found with plain concrete driveways. During a driveway quote, we can recommend if a colour cove finish suits for your driveway and lifestyle.

With driveway builds in the Hills District, usually includes a concrete bay area. A concrete bay area can be incorporated as part of the overall driveway design. A concrete bay area is usually located close to the front building alignment. Another popular place for bay areas is in front of the garage or carport.

As most of our Hills District projects involve driveway excavation of narrow driveways, this makes it a good time to re-evaluate driveway needs and incorporate extra space where needed. A concrete bay area gives you extra space as well as provide a visual design addition to the front of your property.

As driveways in the Hills District are replaced by larger and more prominent designs; this makes coloured concrete driveways well suited in these types of settings.

A bay area, makes interacting with your vehicle easier. A wide driveway also makes it easier to park two cars side by side on a clean surface. A driveway in this style makes it easier to load and unload goods from your vehicle. A wide coloured concrete driveway is a simple addition that you will enjoy on a daily basis.

A wide coloured concrete driveway also makes use of the outdoor space as many Hills District homes have. Many Hills projects are on properties with wide boundaries. Visually and practically, a wide coloured concrete driveways makes sense and is well suited.

These details are discussed during a concrete driveway quote. With our 40 years experience, we can show you what proportion and style will suit with your home.

During a driveway quote, we go over the visual and practical options to help narrow down preferred options. Visually, coloured concrete driveways is the most chosen finish for driveways in the Hills District. The charcoal driveway option is the go to choice as charcoal suits with the large front yard green space that is common with Hills District homes.

Practically, wide coloured concrete driveways also works with the large home footprint of houses in the Hills District. A wide coloured concrete driveway creates proportional space to other building spaces on the property. If there is minimal outdoor space, driveway construction creates clean and useable outdoor space and is one of the most basic home renovations.

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