About the service
At RPG – Ryan Project Group, we specialise in high-quality footpath concreting for residential, commercial, and public spaces. Whether you’re installing a new footpath, replacing damaged sections, or extending existing paths, our experienced team delivers precise and durable results every time.
From smooth, functional paths around your home to professionally finished walkways in public or commercial areas, we ensure each project meets Australian standards, offers long-lasting strength, and complements your surrounding space.
We focus on safety, accessibility, and aesthetics — creating walkways that are both practical and visually appealing.
Why choose us
Expertise
We’ve delivered reliable footpath solutions across the Mid North Coast for homeowners, businesses, and local councils.
Collaboration
Our team works with you to understand your needs, suggest the best materials, and ensure minimal disruption during installation.
Weather-Resistant Finish
We use durable concrete mixes that withstand traffic, rain, and heat without cracking or fading.
Client-Centric Focus
We deliver on time, stick to your budget, and leave every site clean, safe, and ready to use.
Services offered
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New Footpath Installation:
Full-service concreting for front yards, side access, public paths, and commercial areas. -
Accessible Ramps & Edges:
Custom ramps and edges for wheelchairs, prams, and elderly-friendly walkways. -
Design Development:
During this phase, we delve into the details, refining the design and incorporating structural, mechanical, and electrical considerations. We produce detailed drawings.
Popular questions
What is the process for building a footpath?
We begin with site preparation, followed by forming, pouring, leveling, and finishing the concrete to match your chosen style.
How long does footpath concreting take?
Most standard paths are completed in 1–2 days, depending on length, weather, and site conditions.
Can you match an existing path or finish?
Yes! We can replicate most surface textures, colours, and concrete finishes to ensure consistency.
Do I need council approval for footpaths?
It depends on your location. We can guide you through compliance or handle council coordination if needed.
How long before the path can be used?
Light foot traffic is usually allowed after 24–48 hours. Full curing takes around 7 days for maximum strength.
