Updated October 2026
Sandy Point is a one-road riverside village on the Georges River, reached by a single run in off Heathcote Road. It feels a long way from the rest of Sydney, and that is the appeal, but it also means trades and concrete trucks come to you down the same quiet road everyone uses. Getting a reliable concreter to commit to a job out here is half the battle.
That is where we come in. We are a referral service, not a concreting company. We connect Sandy Point residents with experienced, insured local concreters who service the village and price the travel fairly.
Common concreting jobs in Sandy Point
- Driveway replacements and extensions on generous village blocks
- Slabs for sheds, workshops, boats and caravans, a Sandy Point staple
- Paths and patios around older homes
- Repairs to concrete lifted by tree roots or worn by age
- Exposed aggregate upgrades for front entries
Plenty of Sandy Point homes keep a boat or van on the property, so hardstand pads and wide crossings come up often. Tell us what the slab needs to carry, because reinforcement and thickness are specced to the load.
What concreting costs in Sandy Point
As a guide, plain concrete typically costs around $75 to $150 per square metre laid, with exposed aggregate and decorative finishes costing more. Quotes for Sandy Point may carry a modest travel component given the village's position. A clear written quote should show it rather than hide it.
If your job totals more than $5,000 (labour and materials, including GST), NSW law requires a licensed contractor to do the work. For work over that amount, ask for the licence number and check it before you sign.
How it works
Send us the basics of the job. We pass it to a concreter who covers Sandy Point. They come out, measure up and give you a written quote. Free, and you are under no obligation.
Frequently asked questions
Why does my postcode say 2172 when I am in the Shire?
Sandy Point shares postcode 2172 with Voyager Point across the river, a Liverpool-side code. The village still sits within the Sutherland Shire, and the concreters we refer treat it as local Shire work.
Is it hard to get a concrete truck to Sandy Point?
No, the road in is fine for trucks. The main factor is distance from the batching plant, which the concreter accounts for when booking the pour.
What size slab do I need for a boat or caravan pad?
It depends on the weight and wheel loads. Most pads run 100 to 125 millimetres thick with mesh reinforcement, but your concreter will spec it on site.
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