Some blokes scrape a pad, chase the next job and leave you with a shed that shifts and drainage that floods. We set it up to sit right and stay right.
Fill this out and Dane gives you a call back himself, not a call centre.
A pad is only as good as what's under it and how the water leaves it. We take the time to read the fall, compact it properly and set your drainage so the wet season runs off instead of pooling round your shed. Fifteen years out here has taught us what cracks and what lasts, and we build for the second one.
You picture a shed that sits dead level, a house pad you never think about again, a road onto your place you can drive year round without the corrugations shaking your teeth loose. That's the quiet win. No callbacks, no fixing, no watching a corner slump after the first big rain. Just ground that does its job and stays out of your way.
The Paraburdoo rehabilitation work taught us how to leave land better than we found it. Same care goes onto a farmer's back paddock or a dam wall meant to hold for years. When it's done right, nobody notices it, because there's nothing to notice. It just works, season after season, long after we've packed up and moved on.
A careless operator digs, dumps and drives off, leaving scars and drainage that fails. We follow the fall of the land and use the right materials for the soil so it holds.
We walk your property first, check the fall and the soil, and work out where water wants to go before a single machine moves. No guessing.
Proper compaction, right materials, drainage set to the natural fall. Our tipper, posi track, excavator and water cart do it once, done properly.
A year on it looks like the land was always shaped that way. Level pad, water running clear, nothing shifting. Treated like our own backyard.
That comes down to what's under it. We compact in the right lifts, use the right material for your soil and set the fall so water leaves instead of sitting. It's the boring part most blokes skip, and it's why ours hold.
Yeah, and we plan them together. A perfect pad with bad drainage still floods. We read the natural fall of your property first so the water runs where it should, not back toward your shed or house.
That's the work we like most. Road construction, road maintenance and dam construction on rural properties. We've done everything up to the Paraburdoo rehabilitation project, so a farm road or dam wall is right in our wheelhouse.
We cover the Wheatbelt and out to Lancelin, up to around 300km. If your place is rural and you want it done properly, give us a call and we'll work out the details.
I've been earthmoving and doing civil work out here for 15 years. Cadillac's a family-run outfit and we take on shed pads, house pads, drainage, concrete and road work for rural owners and farmers who want it done properly the first time.
The way I see it, your property deserves the same care I'd give my own backyard. That means walking the land before we start, working with the fall instead of fighting it, and using the right gear for the job every time.
We run a 6 wheel tipper, posi track, excavator and water cart, and we're set up for the bigger long-term jobs too, road construction and dam work included. If you want a bloke who turns up, does it right and stands by it, that's us.
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