Some blokes dig fast, skip the drainage, and leave you a pad that shifts or a road that washes out first big rain. We build it once, level and true, so you never think about it again.
Fill this in and Dane will call you back himself, usually same day.
A shed pad, a house pad, an access road. They look simple until the day one settles, cracks, or a road turns to soup in winter. We build the base the way it should be built, compacted in layers, drained, sat right on the land. Fifteen years in, we know the difference a proper base makes is measured in decades, not months.
What you really want is to never think about it. Rain comes and the water runs where it should. You drive the access road in the wet and it holds. The shed goes up dead level and stays that way. That quiet feeling of a job done right, no lingering worry, is what we're actually building when we're out there with the grader and the tippers.
Our best work is the stuff that lasts. Roads that carry loads for years, dams that hold, drainage that quietly does its job through every wet season. You'll drive past in five years and it'll look like it was always meant to be there. That's the work we chase, the long jobs, the ones that make a rural property properly usable.
Plenty will push dirt around fast, skip the fall of the ground and the drainage, then leave you with the problems. We read the land first and build so it holds.
We walk the site, check the fall, the soil and where the water wants to go. Every pad, road and drain is planned around your ground, not forced onto it.
Right gear, right base, compacted in layers and drained properly. Tippers, posi tracks, excavators, grader, water cart. Done once, done to hold.
We treat your place like our own backyard and leave it clean and true. In a year it looks like it was always there, and it still holds.
Because we build the base properly. Compacted in layers, drained, and sat right on the ground after we've checked the soil and fall. A pad that fails was rushed. We take the time up front so you build on it once and never chase it again.
Yeah, always. Water is what wrecks most pads and roads, so we plan where it goes before we move a bucket of dirt. Getting the drainage right is half the job, and it's the half a lot of blokes skip. We don't.
That's the work we like best. Road construction, road maintenance, dam construction and larger rural and civil jobs. We run tippers, posi tracks, excavators, a grader and a water cart, so we're set up to see long jobs through properly.
We work up to around 300km from Lancelin, so most rural properties, farms and developments in the region are well within reach. Give us a call with your location and we'll tell you straight whether we can get out to you.
I run Cadillac Contracting and Civil out of Lancelin, and I've been on the machines for fifteen years now. Shed and house pads, drainage, concrete, road construction and maintenance. If it's earthmoving or civil, we do it, and we do it properly.
The way I work is simple. I treat every job like it's my own backyard. That means the base is right, the water's sorted, and the place is left clean when we pack up. No shortcuts that come back to bite you a year down the track.
We're set up for the big stuff too, with tippers, posi tracks, excavators, a grader and a water cart. Access roads, main roads, dams, rural projects. If you want it done right the first time, have a yarn with me.
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