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Concrete, site works & rural fencing across the Perth Hills.

Slabs, driveways, coloured paths and stairs, concrete cutting, earthworks and fencing. Dave and Tyler: locally owned, family run, based in Wungong and working from Roleystone out to the South West.

Call Dave 0432 668 927 Work out your slab

Same family, new name. You might know us as Roleystone Concrete & Constructions.

Red-oxide coloured concrete stairs and path running between granite boulder walls on a Perth Hills block
Red-oxide path and stairs, Perth Hills
WasRoleystone Concrete & Constructions
NowPrime Concrete & Site Works
The new name

A new name, same family behind the work

“A new name, but the same family behind the work.”

From Dave and Tyler’s announcement on Facebook

When the business started, most of the work was around Roleystone, so the name made sense. Over the years it has grown well beyond Roleystone and the Perth metro area, so the name on the ute now says what the crew actually does: concrete, earthworks, site works and rural work.

Same phone number, same people, same standard. If you searched for Roleystone Concrete, you’re in the right place.

About sheds: Dave and Tyler have stepped away from building sheds to focus on the work the business was built on. Need a slab for a shed? That’s concrete, and they’ll pour it.

What we do

Residential and rural work, from the ground up.

One crew for the dirt, the formwork, the pour and the fence line. Give Dave a call for a quote.

  • Concrete slabs

    Shed slabs, garage floors and big rural slabs. Recent jobs include a 10 × 5 m slab at 170 mm thick in Australind, and a 9 × 16 m slab laid by Tyler and Dave.

    Large finished concrete slab on a rural block with gum trees behind

  • Driveways, paths & stairs

    Including coloured concrete. Like the red-oxide paths and steps that climb between granite boulders on a Perth Hills block.

    Red-oxide concrete steps leading up to a timber deck, with granite boulders either side

  • Concrete cutting & removal

    Old concrete cut, broken out and carted away, so the new slab, path or garage floor has a clean start.

    Concrete saw cutting through an old garage floor slab, with the reinforcing mesh exposed

  • Site works & site prep

    Getting the ground right before anything goes on it: levelling, boxing up and getting a pad ready for the pour.

    Prepared ground with membrane laid between two shipping containers under a dome shelter frame

  • Earthworks

    Skid steer and tipper on the job for digging, levelling and moving dirt and rubble, on residential and rural blocks.

    Skid steer loading a tipper truck on a suburban driveway job

  • Rural fencing

    Fencing for rural properties, from the same crew that does the site works. Tell Dave what the block needs.

How a slab goes down

One rural slab, start to finish.

Four photos from a single job on a bush block. Scroll through it the way the crew worked through it.

  1. Level and box up

    The pad is levelled with a laser level and the formwork goes in around the edge, so the slab finishes flat and where it should be.

    Levelled sand pad with red formwork around the edge and a laser level on a tripod

  2. Membrane and mesh

    Plastic membrane down, then reinforcing mesh across the whole pad, edge to edge.

    Reinforcing mesh laid over black plastic membrane inside the slab formwork

  3. Pour and screed

    Concrete goes in and the crew works it across the pad, screeding it off level to the formwork.

    Crew working wet concrete across the slab during the pour, gum trees behind

  4. Finished

    Formwork off, and a clean, flat slab sitting under the gums, ready for whatever goes on it.

    Finished concrete slab on a cleared bush block with shipping containers behind

Work out how much concrete your slab needs

Slab calculator

How much concrete is your slab?

Put in the size and thickness. You’ll get the volume in cubic metres, then you can send the numbers straight to Dave.

Slab size
Thickness (tap one, or type your own above)
What’s it for? (optional)

Your slab

10 m 5 m 170 mm thick

8.5 m³

Area
50 m²
Size
10 × 5 m
Thickness
170 mm

Worked example: their Australind job was 10 × 5 m at 170 mm, which is 10 × 5 × 0.17 = 8.5 m³.

Send these numbers to Dave

This opens your phone’s messages app with the text filled in. Nothing is sent until you press send. The volume is a rough guide, not a quote: Dave will look at the site and confirm what’s needed.

Recent work

Paths, slabs and the old stuff carted away.

Real jobs, straight off the crew’s Facebook page. No stock photos.

Freshly poured red-oxide path and stairs with the formwork still in place
Red-oxide path and stairs, forms still on
Slab half poured, with concrete at one end and mesh still showing at the other
Halfway through a pour on a rural slab
Long broom-finished concrete slab with a control joint
Broom finish
Wide red-oxide concrete path at the bottom of a set of stairs, beside a boulder wall
Coloured concrete, Perth Hills
Long fresh concrete slab inside red formwork on a bush block
Fresh slab, bush block
Concrete pool surround behind a glass pool fence
Pool surround
Section of an old garage floor cut out and dug back, ready for new concrete
Garage floor, old section cut out
Broken slabs of old concrete loaded in a truck tray
Old concrete, broken out
Tipper truck loaded with broken concrete parked on a suburban street
…and carted away in the tipper
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What customers say

Reviews

“David was great. Nothing was too much trouble. Finished the work in a timely manner to a very high standard”

Ian Cooper, Facebook review

“Roleystone Concrete offer a top service and quality work.”

Ned Kelly, Facebook review, from the Roleystone Concrete days

More reviews on Facebook, and on Google under the old name, Roleystone Concrete and Constructions.

Read reviews on Facebook
The crew's truck parked among gum trees on a rural job, with a slab going in beside it
On a rural slab job. The utes and trucks get their own posts on Facebook now and then.
Who you’re dealing with

Dave and Tyler. Locally owned, family run.

DaveOwner. The one to call for a quote.
TylerOn the tools alongside Dave, job to job.

You talk to the people doing the work. Ring Dave for the quote, and it’s Dave and Tyler on site when the job goes down.

Call Dave 0432 668 927

Where we work

From the Perth Hills out to the South West.

Based in Wungong. Most jobs are across the Perth Hills and Perth’s south-east, and the work now reaches well beyond the metro area. Not sure if you’re in range? Ask Dave.

  1. WungongHome base
  2. Roleystone & the Perth HillsWhere it all started, and where the old name came from
  3. Perth’s south-eastResidential and rural jobs
  4. Out to the South WestLike the 10 × 5 m slab and site works in Australind

Give Dave a call for a quote.

0432 668 927
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Prime Concrete & Site Works badge: a sunset over the bush with a rural fence, power trowel, skid steer and tipper truck