B & C Donnachie Concrete Contractors
Floor & Concrete Levelling in Cairns
- Over 35 years of hands-on concreting experience.
- Specialising in residential concrete solutions.
- Built on trust, reliability and consistent results.
Cairns Concrete Levelling
Uneven surfaces don’t just look untidy — they can cause drainage issues, create tripping hazards and lead to long-term damage. At B & C Donnachie Concrete Contractors, we provide expert floor and concrete levelling in Cairns, Smithfield, Mareeba and Atherton. With over 35 years of experience, we know how to assess and correct uneven areas with precision and care.
Whether you're preparing a subfloor for tiling, fixing a sunken driveway or re-levelling a patio, we use reliable methods and quality materials to get your surface back to level. We handle both minor corrections and larger issues, ensuring a smooth, safe finish that’s ready for whatever comes next. Every job is carried out by skilled professionals who understand local ground conditions and the importance of proper preparation.
We believe a level surface is the foundation of any great result — and we treat it as such. For trusted floor and concrete levelling in Cairns and surrounding areas, call 0408 187 995 to book a quote.
Family Owned Since 1990
Tailored Solutions
Highest Quality Materials
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Why Choose Us?
A stable, even surface makes all the difference. Here’s what you can expect when you work with us:
- We begin by assessing your surface thoroughly to identify the cause of unevenness.
- Our team uses proven methods including grinding, patching or screeding to correct variations.
- All work is done with accurate levelling tools to ensure a precise and lasting finish.
- We use quality compounds and materials suited to the environment and application.
- The levelling process is tailored to suit new pours, repairs or pre-flooring prep.
- Our work helps reduce cracking, improves drainage and extends the life of the surface.
- We maintain a clean, organised worksite with minimal disruption to your property.
- Jobs are completed on schedule with careful attention to detail and finish quality.
- We provide advice on curing, sealing or next steps after the levelling is complete.
- Our clients appreciate the clear communication and results that speak for themselves.
Need reliable floor and concrete levelling in Cairns? Call 0408 187 995 to speak with our team today.
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What is concrete levelling?
Concrete levelling is the process of correcting uneven concrete surfaces to make them flat and stable again. It’s commonly used for driveways, patios, paths and floors that have shifted or sunk over time. Levelling can involve grinding down high spots or using self-levelling compounds to fill low areas. In some cases, methods like slab jacking may be used to raise entire sections. The goal is to create a safe, smooth and even surface without replacing the whole slab. It’s a practical way to extend the life of your concrete and avoid trip hazards or pooling water.
Why is floor levelling important?
Floor levelling is crucial for both safety and long-term performance. Uneven surfaces can create tripping hazards, make furniture unstable and interfere with flooring installations. If a floor isn't properly level, it can also cause cracks and stress on tiles, vinyl, timber or carpet laid over it. In wet areas, unlevel surfaces may lead to water pooling, drainage issues or mould growth. Proper levelling ensures the area is ready for use and helps maintain the appearance and function of both concrete and any materials placed on top. It’s a foundational step in any solid build or renovation.
Can floor levelling fix cracks?
Floor levelling can help improve the appearance and performance of a cracked surface, but it doesn't always fix the underlying issue. Minor surface cracks may be filled and smoothed out during the levelling process. However, if the cracks are deep or structural, they’ll need to be properly repaired before levelling begins. In such cases, patching products or reinforcement might be used. Levelling is ideal for addressing cosmetic flaws or uneven areas, but it’s not a substitute for fixing serious damage. A proper inspection can determine the best approach to restore the surface safely.
