We are a premier provider of comprehensive pipe works services, specializing in the installation, maintenance, and repair of sewer, stormwater, water, and gas pipelines. Our commitment to quality, safety, and innovation enables us to consistently deliver exceptional results for clients across various sectors.
Sewer Reticulation:
We specialize in constructing sewer lines across various depths and challenging ground conditions. Our installation services range from 100mm diameter property service lines to major 2100mm diameter trunk sewer lines. We work with a wide range of pipe materials, including PVC, VC, HDPE, Hobas, concrete, and steel. Additionally, our expertise extends to dewatering projects, where we install below the water table. To ensure safety and efficiency, we use an extensive array of trench shields, access chambers, and shoring systems.
Stormwater:
Our team is experienced in constructing stormwater drainage systems, managing a variety of diameters from 150mm to 2100mm using both concrete and polyethylene materials. We have the capability to handle projects at various depths, delivering durable and efficient drainage solutions tailored to meet the specific needs of each project.
Water Reticulation:
We take pride in serving our local water authorities with precision and professionalism. Our services include installing water mains for subdivisions as well as constructing major transfer mains. Pipe sizes range from 50mm diameter PVC in subdivisions to 960mm diameter MSCL transfer mains. We also offer property service connections for new and existing developments.
Gas Reticulation Mains & Services:
Our team is equipped to install poly and steel mains and services in subdivisions, as well as to construct supply and reinforcement pipelines up to 180mm diameter. We use various techniques, including trenching, directional drilling, and insertion, to ensure the best results. Our qualified team serves the Western Districts, North Central Victoria, and Geelong regions, adhering to the highest industry standards.
