Boral Concrete – Penrith
Boral
0.7 km · $60–90 indicative fee
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Penrith NSW 2750 is served by 5 batching plants within 14.4 km. Assess ready-mix concrete prices, delivery fees, and grades — book concrete delivery online for 2750.
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 Penrith 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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Penrith is one of the best-served suburbs in Sydney for concrete delivery. Boral Penrith on Peachtree Road sits just 700 metres from the town centre, and Western Suburbs Concrete (WSC) — the family-owned independent operating from Coombes Drive since 1987 — is only 1 km away. Holcim at Emu Plains adds a third option at 3.6 km. With three plants under 4 km, agitator trucks can reach most Penrith job sites within 10–15 minutes of dispatch, keeping concrete well inside the 90-minute workability window even in summer heat. The M4 Motorway and Great Western Highway provide direct east–west access, while The Northern Road connects south toward Glenmore Park and Jordan Springs estates. Saturday morning deliveries are widely available from all three local plants.

| Plant | Straight-line distance | Zone | Est. fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boral Concrete – PenrithBoral | 0.7 km | Close (within ~10 km) | $60–90 |
| Western Suburbs Concrete (WSC) – PenrithWestern Suburbs Concrete | 1 km | Close (within ~10 km) | $60–90 |
| Holcim – Emu PlainsHolcim | 3.6 km | Close (within ~10 km) | $60–90 |
| Hy-Tec (Adbri) – GlendenningHy-Tec | 14.3 km | Standard (~10–15 km) | $90–130 |
| Gunlake Concrete – GlendenningGunlake Concrete | 14.4 km | Standard (~10–15 km) | $90–130 |
Boral
0.7 km · $60–90 indicative fee
Western Suburbs Concrete
1 km · $60–90 indicative fee
Holcim
3.6 km · $60–90 indicative fee
Hy-Tec
14.3 km · $90–130 indicative fee
Gunlake Concrete
14.4 km · $90–130 indicative fee
80–300+ m³
Penrith CBD is undergoing significant densification — including the $1.1 billion Beacons masterplan (1,995 apartments across 10 stages) and Henry Street precinct redevelopment. These multi-storey projects typically require N32–N50 structural mixes with boom pump placement.
18–30 m³
Surrounding estates like Glenmore Park Stage 3 (2,300 planned dwellings) and Jordan Springs generate steady slab demand. Reactive clay soils (Class H–E) are common in the Penrith basin; N25 or N32 per engineer spec.
3–8 m³
Established Penrith properties on larger lots (600–900 m²) often upgrade driveways and add hardstands for boats, trailers, or caravans. N25 at 100 mm is standard; exposed aggregate finishes are popular.
40–150 m³
The $309 million Penrith Stadium redevelopment (expanding to 25,000 capacity) and Panthers precinct upgrades drive demand for high-strength structural pours and speciality mixes.
Central Penrith streets are generally wide enough for standard 6 m³ agitator trucks, though the CBD one-way system around High Street and Henry Street requires route planning on pour days. The M4 Motorway (exits at Mulgoa Road and The Northern Road) gives trucks fast access from eastern plants, but peak-hour congestion on the Great Western Highway between Emu Plains and South Penrith can add 10–15 minutes. For residential pours in the heritage conservation areas around Lemongrove and Derby Street, check Council setback and access requirements — a line pump may be needed where narrow frontages prevent truck reversing.
Central Penrith has wide arterials, but older streets around Lemongrove, Derby Street and the High Street CBD often leave little room for reversing once cars and site fencing are in place. Mini-mix is worth checking for 0.5-2 m³ driveway patches, shed pads, fence footings and small alfresco slabs where a full agitator would block the street longer than the pour needs.
| 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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