Darwin NT – Friable asbestos decontamination and demolition project
Perfect Contracting successfully undertook a high-profile asbestos removal and demolition project in the heart of Darwin’s central business district.Over a 14-month period, from June 2023 to August 2024, the team executed the complex task of removing 4,000 square metres of
Demolition and remediation works at Water Treatment Plant – Muswellbrook
When the Muswellbrook Regional Council needed specialist demolition and remediation works at their Water Treatment Plant, they turned to the one contractor they knew would answer the call. With a laundry list of challenging works on scope, Perfect Contracting was
Demolition of the warehouse – 13 Grand Ave, Camellia
Perfect Contracting was contracted by CPB Downer to undertake demolition works at 13 Grand Ave, Camellia. Prior to commencing with any works semi permanent fencing was set up for the demolition work site and all services disconnected. Safety signage put up
Demolition works in Lindfield Learning Village
Perfect Contracting was engaged by Taylor Constructions to undertake demolition works at a heritage listed building located in Sydney's northern suburbs 100 Eton Road, Lindfield. This project involved the refurbishment of the former UTS Ku-ring-gai Campus, converting it into a new
Strip Out – Surry Hills, 10-14 Waterloo St
Perfect Contracting was hired by Mainbrace Constructions to perform demolition and strip-out works of three floors at 10-14 Waterloo St, Surry Hills.Level A1 is fully stripped-out and we have completed all works on Level A1 already. This project included the removal
Demolition – Birrong Girls High School
Full single storey building demolitionExcavationAsbestos removalAfter contract tradesman providedPerfect Contracting were engaged to complete the full demolition and removal of a single storey building. The works involved required concrete cutting of certain sections of the building, followed by the operation
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