Picture how you’ll use it.
A driveway, a walking path and a shed base each serve a different purpose. Explain the everyday use first, including any vehicles or equipment the area will need to accommodate.
A little preparation.
A clearer conversation.
Get the essentials together before you call. A few simple details make it easier to explain the job and discuss the next step.
Look at the whole site.
Note steps, slopes, nearby structures and access from the street. Mention existing concrete, tight gateways or anything that might affect bringing equipment onto the property.
Collect a few details.
Approximate length and width, a sketch and clear photos can help describe the area. If you already have plans, mention them when you make contact.
Ask what’s included.
Before agreeing to work, clarify the scope, preparation, finish, cleanup, payment arrangements and timing. Ask how weather and curing may affect when the area can be used.
Before the first pour.
Can I get an exact price from the website?
No. A useful quote depends on the actual job, including its size, access, preparation and finish. Contact Wilky’s to discuss the information needed for your project.
Do I need exact measurements?
Approximate dimensions are a useful starting point. Make it clear they are estimates, and ask how measurements will be confirmed before the job is quoted or agreed.
Can I ask about a particular concrete finish?
Yes. Describe the look you want or mention reference photos. Ask Wilky’s which options are available and appropriate for your intended use.
How soon can the work start?
Availability needs to be confirmed directly. Mention your preferred timing and any other trades or access arrangements that could affect the job.
How do I send photos?
Call first or open a text enquiry. You can add photos yourself in your messaging app before sending. This website does not upload or store your photos.