Rock Spillway for Dam Overflow

November 5, 2014

Rock Spillway for Dam Overflow

Spillways allow flood waters to release so that the water does not overtop and damage the dam.

Except during flood periods, water does not normally flow over a spillway. This hard rock spillway will ensure that the dam overflow is redirected away from the dam.

: All rocks are placed tightly.

: Begininning the concreting.

: Concreting in between the rocks.

: Finishing touches and a walkway bridge.

: Run Off Spillway over the edge.

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Dam Leak – Installing a Liner

November 5, 2014

Dam Liners are an efficient and cost effective way to reduce water loss through leakage.

: Laying out the Dam Liner

: Fixing the Dam Liner into place

: Securing the Dam Liner

: Aerial view of Completed Dam.

Dam Excavation and Earthmoving for Cooloola, Gympie, Sunshine Coast and Moreton areas.

Storing water in a Dam is critical to all farms. To see a dam lose water because of bad construction techniques can be crippling to the operations of the farm. Your dam will hold water if constructed in the right manner. The construction process needs to be planned correctly. A good dam is built by an experienced contractor who uses the correct techniques.

As part of our Earthmoving services we can excavate your Dam, offer Dam Maintenance or fix a Dam Leak for the Cooloola, Gympie, Sunshine Coast and Moreton areas.

: New Dam Excavation and Construction

: Excavating a New Dam

: Dam Wall Excavation

: Dam Wall

: Gated Screw Valve

: Gated Screw Valve

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Earthmoving – Clear, Cut and Fill

November 5, 2014

To view the Earthworks projects we have completed for Clearing, Cut N Fill, click on the images below to scroll through our project gallery.

: Excavating a Clearing and Cutting out.

: Cut N Fill

: Cut Out

: Cut Out

: Clearing, Tree Removal

Horse Stables and Arena

November 4, 2014

Custom Designed Horse Stables and Arena.

A great project for this property where we created the horse stables and horse arena. The improvements to this property were a real investment – easily increasing the property value. So much so that the owners have a new property and they want us to build another set of stables and arena.