Heidelberg Materials (Hanson) – Greenacre
Heidelberg Materials
6.5 km · $60–90 indicative fee
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Hurstville NSW 2220 is served by 5 batching plants within 8 km. Assess ready-mix concrete prices, delivery fees, and grades — book concrete delivery online for 2220.
Published Sydney material pricing for N25 concrete is $340–370/m³ before delivery, short-load charges, pump hire, waiting time, surcharges, and GST. The closest listed plant to Hurstville is in the close (within ~10 km) band.
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$1,760–1,940
N25, 5 m³, before GST using the closest listed delivery band. This is not a bookable quote.
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Hurstville sits centrally in the St George area with good access to plants in Greenacre (6.5 km north-west), Taren Point and Caringbah (7–8 km south), and St Peters (8 km north). King Georges Road and the M5 Motorway provide the primary arterial routes, though the King Georges Road / Forest Road intersection is a known congestion point during peak hours. Trucks from Greenacre plants typically travel via the M5 or Canterbury Road, arriving within 20–30 minutes off-peak. Caringbah and Taren Point plants access Hurstville via the Princes Highway. Saturday morning deliveries are available from most serving plants.

| Plant | Straight-line distance | Zone | Est. fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heidelberg Materials (Hanson) – GreenacreHeidelberg Materials | 6.5 km | Close (within ~10 km) | $60–90 |
| Boral Concrete – Taren PointBoral | 7.3 km | Close (within ~10 km) | $60–90 |
| Heidelberg Materials (Hanson) – CaringbahHeidelberg Materials | 7.4 km | Close (within ~10 km) | $60–90 |
| Holcim – CaringbahHolcim | 7.8 km | Close (within ~10 km) | $60–90 |
| Boral Concrete – St PetersBoral | 8 km | Close (within ~10 km) | $60–90 |
Heidelberg Materials
6.5 km · $60–90 indicative fee
Boral
7.3 km · $60–90 indicative fee
Heidelberg Materials
7.4 km · $60–90 indicative fee
Holcim
7.8 km · $60–90 indicative fee
Boral
8 km · $60–90 indicative fee
20–40 m³
Georges River Council has seen significant dual-occ development on R2/R3-zoned lots. Older post-war homes on 500–700 m² blocks are being replaced with attached or detached duplexes. N25 or N32 on clay soils (Class M–H).
50–120 m³
The Hurstville town centre R4 zone has active apartment development, particularly along Forest Road and Queens Road. Large foundation pours typically require boom pump access and staged deliveries.
4–12 m³
Hurstville's established housing stock (1950s–70s brick) sees frequent rear extensions, garage conversions, and alfresco additions. Rear-yard access often requires a line pump through narrow side passages.
3–5 m³
Driveway replacements are common on Hurstville's established residential streets, often combined with path and crossover pours. N25 at 100 mm is standard for residential driveways.
Hurstville's residential streets generally accommodate standard 6 m³ agitator trucks. However, dual-occ developments on narrower lots and rear-lane access streets in the older parts of Hurstville can restrict manoeuvring. Properties near the town centre may face parking restrictions and one-way streets. A line pump is recommended for rear pours accessed through side gates. Check for temporary road closures near the Forest Road commercial strip.
Hurstville’s older streets around Forest Road, Queens Road and the town centre can mix one-way movements, timed parking and narrow rear-lane access. Mini-mix is worth checking for duplex footing patches, courtyard slabs, driveway repairs and bin-store pads where the volume is low and a smaller delivery window helps keep the street or lane workable.
| Job | Volume | Typical grade |
|---|---|---|
| Shed slab / equipment pad | 1-2 m3 | N20-N25 |
| Driveway repair / patch | 0.5-1 m3 | N25 |
| Post holes / fence footings | 0.3-0.8 m3 | N20 |
| Garden path / edging | 0.5-1.5 m3 | N20 |
N25 and N32 cover many residential pours, but structural work must follow the engineer's specification. Published material bands below exclude delivery, other charges and GST.
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