Concrete in Central Coast | Easy Mix Concrete

Central Coast

The Trusted Name on the Central Coast

If you need a driveway poured or are looking to add decorative concrete features to your home or business, Easy Mix Concrete can help. We serve residential and commercial customers on the Central Coast, supplying and pouring standard, decorative and speciality concrete to create:

Driveways
Footpaths
House slabs 
Foundations
Garage floors
Patios 
Suspended slabs
Dincel walls

Plus, we work with coloured, exposed, polished, stamped and stencilled concrete for that added visual appeal. From Norah Head Lighthouse to The Entrance, Central Coast locals trust us with their concrete needs because of our attention to detail, expertise and can-do attitude. For more information, get in touch with our concreters on 02 4388 4989 .

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Sustainable Concrete Solutions

Here at Easy Mix Concrete, we are committed to reducing our carbon footprint and doing our part for the environment. We achieve this goal by utilising sustainable materials and 'green concrete' in our practices. Green concrete is made with waste materials, meaning it doesn't put any additional strain on the environment.

Our crew use recycled water and fly ash (a by-product of coal burning), which has excellent long-term strength, pumpability, workability and doesn’t release greenhouse emissions during production. For a team of concreters who are committed to quality, get in touch today!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does aggregate mean when referring to concrete?

The term ‘aggregate’ refers to the coarse, granular material that makes up a portion of concrete. Common aggregates used in concrete include gravel, crushed stone and sand. The aggregate serves as a reinforcement for the concrete, providing both strength and stability. Depending on the application, different types of aggregate may be used.
What's the difference between 10mm and 20mm aggregate?

The difference between 10mm and 20mm aggregate is that 10mm aggregate is smaller in size than 20mm aggregate. As a result, 10mm aggregate is perfect for applications where a smaller, more compact aggregate is needed. 20mm aggregate is better suited for applications where a larger, more robust aggregate is required.
What does it mean by different strength grades when referring to concrete?

The different strength grades refer to the compressive strength of concrete. The most common grades are 25 MPa, 30 MPa, and 35 MPa. The higher the compressive strength, the stronger the concrete. Typically, a higher grade of concrete is used for larger commercial jobs whereas smaller grades will be used for smaller residential jobs.
What's the difference between exposed concrete and polished concrete?

Exposed concrete is concrete that has been left unfinished, revealing the aggregate within. This type of concrete is often used for industrial applications. Polished concrete is concrete that has been finished with a glossy, smooth surface. This type of concrete is often used for residential and commercial applications as it provides a stunning finish.