Coast & hinterland
Asphalt & bitumen surfacing on the Sunshine Coast
From the beachside suburbs to the acreage blocks in the hinterland, Road Ways lays and resurfaces driveways, car parks and civil surfaces across the Sunshine Coast. Free quotes, put in writing before we start.
A surface that copes with the coast's weather
The Sunshine Coast asks a lot of a driveway. Long, humid summers, real heat off the sand and bitumen, then heavy rain and thunderstorms that arrive fast. That mix is exactly where a flexible surface earns its keep: asphalt and bitumen expand and contract with the heat instead of cracking the way a rigid slab does, and a properly graded surface sheds a downpour before it can sit and soften the base.
The coastal strip and the hinterland are two different jobs. Down near the water we deal with sandy ground and salt air; up in the ranges around Maleny and Montville it is steeper blocks and heavier soils. We read the site first, then match the base and the seal to what it is actually sitting on, so the finish lasts through the wet and dry seasons rather than lifting after the first big summer.
Suburbs we cover
Across the coast, beach to hinterland
We regularly surface driveways and car parks in these areas and everywhere between them. Not listed? Ask us, the answer is almost always yes.

Local work
Acreage drives and business car parks
Sunshine Coast work spans long acreage driveways and business car parks. A spray seal covers a big rural drive economically; asphalt suits the higher traffic areas.
Common questions
Surfacing on the Sunshine Coast, answered
Which parts of the Sunshine Coast do you cover?
From Caloundra and Kawana up through Maroochydore, Coolum and Noosa, and into the hinterland around Maleny and Montville. Not listed? Ask us, the answer is almost always yes.
How does the coast's weather and sandy ground affect a driveway?
Near the water we are dealing with sandy ground and salt air, real heat off the surface, then storms that arrive fast. We match the base to what it is actually sitting on and grade the fall so a downpour sheds before it can sit and soften the base underneath.
Asphalt or a spray seal for a hinterland acreage drive?
For a long rural drive, a bitumen spray seal covers the area economically. For a tighter suburban driveway, asphalt gives a smoother finish. We look at the length, the traffic and the budget and give you an honest steer.
Do you do commercial car parks on the coast?
Yes. We resurface strata and business car parks in stages so you keep trading through the work, and finish with fresh line marking.
Can you resurface a driveway that is starting to crack?
Often, yes. If the base is still sound, an overlay is a tidy, cost-effective refresh. If the base has failed underneath, an overlay just hides it, so we check first and tell you straight which one your driveway needs.