Osborne Park is one of Perth’s busiest light industrial and commercial suburbs, but the residential streets running through and around it tell a different story. The housing in surrounding suburbs – Stirling, Innaloo, Hamersley, Karrinyup – is predominantly from the 1970s through to the 1990s, and concrete driveways and paths from that era are increasingly … Read more
Welshpool is one of Perth’s most concentrated industrial suburbs, sitting east of the CBD along the Leach Highway corridor. The suburb handles an enormous volume of commercial and industrial activity, and demolition work is a regular part of that landscape – older industrial sheds, commercial structures, and the occasional residential property caught in the path … Read more
Osborne Park sits in the middle of one of Perth’s most active commercial and light industrial corridors, and it handles more demolition work than most Perth suburbs ever see. Between the older commercial strips along Scarborough Beach Road, the tightly packed light industrial lots, and the residential infill pushing through surrounding streets, demolition contractors working … Read more
Nedlands sits between the river and the university, close enough to the CBD to command premium land values and far enough established to have a housing stock with real character and real age. For homeowners in Nedlands, building work almost always involves working with an existing structure – the suburb’s low vacancy rate and high … Read more
Canning Vale is one of Perth’s most established southern suburbs, and with a housing stock that ranges from early 1990s originals through to more recent infill development, concrete work is a constant in the area. Driveways that were poured thirty years ago are reaching the end of their practical life, new builds need slabs and … Read more
Joondalup is one of the most active building and renovation markets in Perth’s northern corridor. Whether you’re extending an established home, knocking down and rebuilding on an existing lot, or taking on a significant renovation in one of the suburb’s older streets, finding a builder who knows the area and has a clear process makes … Read more
Cockburn has grown into one of Perth’s most significant southern corridor hubs, covering a broad area that takes in established suburbs like Spearwood and Hamilton Hill alongside newer estates in Atwell, Banjup, and Treeby. The range of housing across the Cockburn area is wide, and so are the air conditioning needs – from older brick … Read more
Subiaco is one of Perth’s most established inner suburbs, sitting a few kilometres west of the CBD with a housing stock that tells the story of a century of residential Perth. Federation-era cottages, mid-century brick and tile homes, and more recent apartment developments sit side by side in streets that have changed considerably over the … Read more
Joondalup is the commercial and administrative centre of Perth’s northern suburbs, and its surrounding residential catchment covers some of the most densely populated parts of the city. From the established streets of Edgewater and Connolly through to the newer estates pushing out toward Tapping and Banksia Grove, the northern corridor has a wide range of … Read more
Canning Vale is one of Perth’s busiest residential suburbs, sitting in the southern corridor between the Canning River and the Roe Highway interchange. It’s a suburb that grew rapidly through the 1990s and 2000s, which means a significant portion of its housing stock is now hitting the age where plumbing maintenance and upgrades start to … Read more