C R Concreting in Roma

Contact C R Concreting in Roma

The Concreter Team You Can Trust

In Roma, when concrete work needs doing, people want a concreter who’s honest, efficient and doesn’t cut corners. That’s where C R Concreting fits in. With more than two decades of experience behind every pour, our crew handles residential, commercial and rural concreting with zero fuss. We’re not just about showing up—we’re about following through.

From plain slabs to footings, pads, pathways and foundations, we’ve done it all. We help locals and businesses across Roma with start-to-finish concreting services that don’t drag on. If it’s your first time hiring a concreter, we’ll guide you through the process without the jargon. If you know exactly what you need, we’ll just get on with it.

Want concreting that’s done properly in Roma? Call 0417 257 705 and we’ll line up a free quote.

Why We're Roma's Go-To Concreter Team?

20+ years of concreting experience across Queensland
Clear communication and honest timelines from the start
Competitive rates and local Roma service
Residential, commercial and rural concreting expertise
Earthmoving equipment available for site prep and clean-up
No job too tricky—tight access or tough ground included
Fully licensed and QBCC Gold Card qualified (Lic. No. 718906)
Free on-site quotes and advice

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Contact Details

Roma, QLD 4455

0417 643 340 - Mick

0417 257 705 - Craig

Monday: Appointment Only
Tuesday: Appointment Only
Wednesday: Appointment Only
Thursday: Appointment Only
Friday: Appointment Only
Saturday: Appointment Only
Sunday: Appointment Only

Frequently Asked Questions

What areas do you service in Roma?
We service Roma and nearby areas with residential and commercial concreting, plus earthmoving equipment hire. Our concreters service the following areas:
- Euthulla
- Bungeworgorai
- Orange Hill
- Tingun
- Mooga
- Dargal Road precinct
- Bungil Creek surrounds
- Roma Downs Road
- Hospital and racecourse districts
This list isn’t exhaustive—please get in touch to check if we cover your location.
How thick should a concrete slab be?

Standard residential slabs are typically 100mm thick.

For driveways that support heavier vehicles or equipment, 125mm or thicker may be needed. Reinforcement like mesh or bar adds strength.

Soil type, usage and drainage should also influence thickness choice—always check local requirements.

Reach out to our team if you'd like to learn more.
How do I stop concrete from cracking?

Concrete naturally shrinks as it cures, which can cause cracking. Control joints are used to manage this.

Keeping the concrete moist in the early days helps too.

Poor base prep, excessive loads or rapid temperature changes can also lead to cracks, so planning matters.
Is coloured concrete worth it?

Coloured concrete adds visual appeal and can help define areas like patios, paths or driveways.

It's mixed through for consistent colour and comes in many shades.

Though it costs more than plain concrete, it can boost curb appeal and reduce the need for coverings like tiles or pavers.