Eighteen services. One stack.

NSW Building and Civil builds, resurfaces and maintains asphalt roads for councils and communities, so the roads people rely on every day stay safe, smooth and durable.

From new construction to long-term maintenance, our team looks after every stage of the job, using proven techniques and quality materials so each road is built to last.

We resurface and repair asphalt at schools, playgrounds and basketball courts, making these spaces safer, more practical and better looking for students, staff and the community.

Every job starts with a careful look at the grounds, and the work is planned around school timetables, so disruption is kept to a minimum and facilities are back in use quickly.

NSW Building and Civil designs and builds asphalt driveways and car parks for councils, schools and public facilities: long-lasting, practical surfaces for parking and getting vehicles in and out.

Each layout is planned around the site, with drainage built in, so the surface stays safe, needs little maintenance and lasts for years.

NSW Building and Civil builds footpaths, kerbs and gutters across Sydney and New South Wales for councils and government agencies.

With years of experience in civil construction, our team delivers work that is durable, safe and finished with precision, built to strict safety standards and tailored to each site.

NSW Building and Civil builds roads for councils and government agencies, from quiet residential streets to highways and arterial roads.

Our team plans and builds each road from start to finish to council regulations and industry standards, using quality materials so it is safe and long-lasting.

NSW Building & Civil builds and upgrades stormwater drainage for councils and government agencies across New South Wales, alongside our asphalt, concrete and paving works.

We dig the trenches, lay and connect the pipes and pits, then backfill and put the road, kerb or footpath back on top, so rainwater is carried away and the street is back in use quickly.

NSW Building and Civil’s paving work is tailored to each project’s specifications and goals, so the finished surface is practical and looks good.

Our experienced team works quickly and efficiently, using quality materials, proper drainage and slip-resistant finishes for surfaces that last.

NSW Building and Civil restores worn, damaged or old surfaces to their best or original state, extending their life while keeping their look and practical value.

Every restoration is made to meet current standards while blending in with the existing finishes around it.

Well-managed traffic is essential for road safety and flow. NSW Building and Civil plans and runs traffic management around road and civil works, so crews can work safely and the public can get through with as little disruption as possible.

From a single lane closure to staged works on busy roads, we set up the site to a clear plan, control traffic while the work is under way and reopen the road safely when the job is done.

Soft fall is the cushioned rubber surface under and around play equipment. NSW Building and Civil lays seamless poured rubber soft fall at schools, parks and playgrounds, giving children a safer place to play and a hard-wearing surface that is easy to keep clean.

We prepare the ground, lay the rubber to the thickness the play equipment needs and finish it in the colours you choose. The work is planned around school timetables and opening hours, so the play area is closed for as short a time as possible.

NSW Building and Civil landscapes parks, reserves, school grounds and streetscapes for councils and government agencies, turning bare or worn ground into green, usable space for the community.

We prepare the ground, build the paths and edges, then plant, mulch and lay turf, often as part of the same job as our asphalt, concrete and drainage works, so the whole site is finished together and ready to use.

Spray sealing, also called a bitumen or chip seal, is hot bitumen sprayed over the road and covered straight away with stone chips that are rolled in. NSW Building and Civil lays spray seals for councils and government agencies, giving roads a tough, waterproof surface with good grip.

We repair and sweep the road first, then spray the bitumen, spread the stone and roll it in, and sweep up any loose stone at the end. Traffic control is in place for the whole job, so the road stays open where possible and reopens quickly.

Clear line marking keeps drivers, cyclists and pedestrians safe. NSW Building and Civil marks roads, pedestrian crossings, car parks and school grounds for councils and government agencies, with sharp, bright lines that are easy to see and easy to follow.

We set out every line to the approved plan, mark new surfaces once they are sealed and re-mark faded lines on existing roads. Much of the work is done at night or outside busy hours, with traffic control in place, so roads stay open and the public can get through safely.

Cracks let water into a road. Once it gets in, it softens the layers underneath, and small cracks soon turn into potholes and broken pavement. NSW Building and Civil seals road cracks for councils and government agencies, filling them with hot liquid sealant that keeps the water out and helps the road last longer.

Sealing cracks early is one of the cheapest ways to look after a road and put off the cost of resurfacing. We often work at night or outside peak hours, with our own traffic management, so streets stay open and are back in normal use soon after the sealant sets.

NSW Building and Civil builds concrete stairs and handrails for councils, schools and government agencies: on sloping streets and footpaths, in parks and reserves and at public buildings, so people can get up and down level changes safely.

We set out the levels, build the formwork and pour each flight of steps on site, then fit the handrails. The work is fenced off and planned around shops, schools and traffic, so the area is back in use as quickly as possible.

NSW Building and Civil builds retaining walls for councils and government agencies, holding back the ground where roads, footpaths, ramps and public spaces meet a slope, so the land stays in place and the space beside it is safe to use.

We dig and pour the footings, build the wall in concrete blocks with steel reinforcement or in poured concrete, and put drainage in behind it so water cannot build up. The wall is then backfilled and finished, often in the same job as the path, ramp or road it holds up.

NSW Building and Civil builds speed humps, raised pedestrian crossings and raised thresholds for councils and government agencies, slowing traffic where people walk and cross: near schools, in town centres, on local streets and in car parks.

We set out each hump to the design, prepare the road, then build it in asphalt, concrete or pavers with smooth, even ramps on both sides. Line marking, signs and traffic control are part of the job, so drivers can see the hump clearly and the street reopens quickly.

NSW Building and Civil builds pedestrian crossings for councils, schools and government agencies: zebra crossings, raised “wombat” crossings and kerb islands on local streets, in school zones and in busy town centres, so people on foot can cross safely and drivers see them in time.

We prepare the road and build the crossing in asphalt or concrete, form the kerb ramps on each side with yellow tactile markers, then paint the stripes and put up the signs. The work is planned around traffic and can be done at night, so the street is open again by morning.