Built for sand country
Free-draining ground under the slab is the best case for infiltration: the pavement and Perth soil work together.
Poured permeable concrete for Perth driveways, paths and car parks: a surface that drinks the rain and shrinks the soakwell bill.
Looking for permeable paving in Perth? What we install is the poured version: permeable concrete, a continuous no-fines slab with no joints to weed or shift, built to WA spec with 10mm aggregate.
Perth sits on sand that already drains well, which is exactly why councils lean on infiltration rules and soakwells. A permeable pavement puts that infiltration in the surface itself, so the water never needs collecting in the first place.
WA projects run as scheduled works. The first step is the same as everywhere: send the address, we assess the site, you get an itemised fixed number.

Free-draining ground under the slab is the best case for infiltration: the pavement and Perth soil work together.
The open base stores 28–56 litres per square metre while it soaks, doing work your soakwell system would otherwise do.
Keeping rain on the lot is the point of Perth infiltration rules, and it is what this pavement does by design.
Mixed with 10mm aggregate to our WA specification, with the same 25MPa+ trafficable surface we pour everywhere.
A few quick questions about your site. You get a straight answer about whether permeable concrete is the right call, including when it isn't, before anyone asks for your details.
Get in touch today to discuss your project. We're here to help with all your permeable concrete requirements, from a single driveway to major civil infrastructure.




Yes, as scheduled WA project work: our crews are based in Victoria and run WA jobs in planned rounds, the same way the Belmont footpath program was delivered. Start with the enquiry form and we will schedule the assessment.
Often it can shrink or replace them, because the pavement and its base infiltrate on the spot. Whether yours can come out entirely depends on the council requirement and the design; the site assessment answers that for your block.
Yes. The slab is 20–25 MPa concrete with a 25MPa+ trafficable surface and a 30+ year design life. Heat is not the enemy of this material; blocked voids are, and a vacuum sweep keeps them open.
Priced per site, as everywhere: the ground, the area and the access set the number, and WA scheduling is part of any honest quote. See what drives the cost, then send us the address.
Our permeable concrete is already underfoot in Western Australia: the Belmont footpath program used it to keep verge trees watered and paths puddle-free from the same rain.
For Perth homes and businesses the same system handles driveways, paths, pool surrounds and car parks. Where a design needs formal detention, the base build-up is engineered to hold it; where it does not, the slab simply drinks the rain at 130–170 litres per minute per square metre.
WA work is scheduled in project rounds, so the sooner a site is assessed, the sooner it can be placed in the schedule. Assessment first, then the itemised number, then the date.
Send the address and what you want surfaced. We assess, you get an itemised fixed number, and the job takes its place in the next WA round.