Local Pile Driving Contractors & Equipment in Flemington VIC

Hume Concreting Offers a Friendly & Reliable Concreting Service with well over 25 years experience in the concreting industry

Millers Civil Contractors commenced in the early 1980s as a one machine company with an Allis Charmers grader. Demand quickly grew from simply grading roads to full road construction requiring the addition of equipment and the business' first employee. In addition to this, the company's first premises were built which also included a soil yard.

Adams Drillers is a family business which is operated in the Wangaratta region of North East Victoria/Southern New South Wales since 1960. Adams Drillers was founded by Kenneth Harrison Adams whose experience in the drilling industry dates from the early 1950's. Adams Drillers also trades as Adams Drillers and is your boring & drilling services specialists.

Welcome to GBG Concrete & Construction Pty Ltd, a large family owned business based in Sale, Victoria providing civil, in-situ concrete, precast concrete and other construction services to a wide variety of clients throughout Victoria and interstate. Call us today on 03 5144 2913 or you can visit our website http://www.gbg.com.au/.

East West Dive and Salvage has been in operation under the current managing director Brendan Walsh since 1996. We currently have our head office located in Port Melbourne Victoria and also have an engineering department located in Hastings, Victoria.

RMD Concrete was founded with the goal of delivering reliable, high-quality concrete solutions for residential, commercial, and industrial projects. Our experienced team specialises in precision work and exceptional craftsmanship, focusing on customer satisfaction. We use modern equipment and tailored services to ensure durable, aesthetically pleasing results for all types of concrete needs.

Brooks Hire commenced in 1979 when Doug Brooks purchased two u/s compressors on bankcard. In 1982 Doug purchased the first piece of mobile plant an 8 tonne JEC crane, by tender, which Doug drove to Eneabba. At the time of buying the crane, Doug was operating the business from a shed at Eneabba working 18 hour days and living 5 days a week in a humpy at the back of a shed.