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ADDRESS: 18 Kerryl Street, Kunda Park. OPEN Mon-Fri: 6.30am-4.30pm. Sat: 7am-1pm. Sun: 9am-1pm.
ADDRESS: 18 Kerryl Street, Kunda Park. OPEN Mon-Fri: 6.30am-4.30pm. Sat: 7am-1pm. Sun: 9am-1pm.
Washed out, eroded or badly damaged driveways can lead to accidents and cause thousands of dollars in damage to vehicles.
Sunshine Coast Road Base Washout
Nobody wants to have to negotiate a dangerous washed out driveway every time there is a heavy downpour, or a corrugated one after prolonged dry periods.
The key to safeguarding your driveway from the elements is in the base that is laid before fresh gravel is poured.
Rather than having to repair the same stretch of driveway year after year.
So to make sure the problem is permanently fixed, make sure a base of 75mm is laid first. Then lay a 25mm roadbase over the top.
Smooth out the surface, and then you are ready to apply fresh gravel.
If you are unsure about how much product you will need to fix your driveway properly, we are happy to do a free appraisal.
Your Sunshine Coast Road Base Specialists
If you go ahead with Coastal, we'll also bring a bobcat to make sure the job is done right.
Call your Sunshine Coast Road Base Specialists on 5453 7100 and we can give you an appraisal.
Both garden soils and plants benefit from mulch. While you can mulch at any time of the year, doing so in autumn makes a lot of sense. Here are some tips to make sure your plants thrive after an application of organic mulch!
Once some of this water subsides, you might be in the market for some pavers or steppers to create walkways, outdoor living zones or definition around your home.
We have a new range of beautiful, natural stone steppers and pavers in the yard that can provide a practical and timeless solution where you want to create walkways, or create definition or hard outdoor living areas around your garden.
Click HERE for Cubic Metres Calculator!
VOLUME CALCULATOR: Calculate m3 required for pebbles, sands, mulches etc here ...
AREA CALCULATOR: Calculate m2 required for pavers, turf, etc here ...
