House and Land April 2020

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Inside this edition of

House & Land The many benefits of a local builder.................................. PAGE 3 Home staging secrets, a buyer’s perspective.............. PAGE 3 Protecting your home and your safety............................... PAGE 4 On trend for autumn...............PAGE 4 Keep heat in this winter........ PAGE 6 Support for tenants and landlords a win for Victorian business.............. PAGE 6 Designer bathrooms at wholesale prices........................... PAGE 8 Styling on a budget................... PAGE 8 We need more stock............ PAGE 12 Trust the experts in flooring and blinds.......................................... PAGE 13 Connect SmartHome security systems now at Harvey Norman Computers..................................... PAGE 16 A guide to starting a vegie garden............................. PAGE 16 Autumn lawn care.................... PAGE 17 World-leading technology with style............................................ PAGE 17 Builders and tradies remain open for business..................... PAGE 18 Large blocks selling well at Kialla Lakes............................... PAGE 18 Relax and unwind in your own backyard................. PAGE 19 Keeping the roof over your head............................. PAGE 19

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The many benefits of choosing a local builder W

hen it comes to providing new home solutions, local Hotondo Homes builder, Colin Mintern has you covered.

Having built homes across the Goulburn Valley for more than 27 years, Colin recognises the importance of having a prominent place in the community for his clients to visit.

“Our clients love having the ability to walk through our display homes or our selections centre to get a feel for the craftsmanship and quality of our work,” he said.

“We know it makes a big difference for our clients to have regular communication with their builder, and we’re more than happy to answer any concerns.”

The team will soon mark the end of an era as they close their Marcoola 269 display home in the Kialla Lakes Estate.

They’ll be opening a brand new shopfront to ensure they can continue to serve the Greater Shepparton community.

“We have loved being able to take people through the Marcoola 269 and have even built many for clients who have fallen in love with the home,” Colin said.

“Our new shopfront will open Monday to Friday, with our draftsperson on-site four days a week and our internal selections centre located nearby.”

“Most importantly we’ll be located within close proximity to the Shepparton CBD which we know is paramount for our clients.”

Colin said people also have the ability to tour the stunning Hotondo Homes display homes from the comfort of their couch.

“We’re encouraging people to visit the Hotondo Homes website and use the 3DExplore tool, it allows them to literally walk-through any of our homes with just the click of a button,” he said.

With more than 90 flexible floor plans available, the team at Hotondo Shepparton can help find the right home for you.

For more information and to start your dream home journey, contact the team on 5831 3755 or visit the website at www.hotondo.com.au.

YOUR LOCAL BUILDER… From left, Hotondo Homes Shepparton co-owners, Colin and Sue Mintern at their Sanctuary Drive display home. Photo: Katelyn Morse.

Home staging secrets, a buyer’s perspective I

f you want to make your home more desirable to nine out of 10 potential buyers, Mulberry Lane Property Styling has some home staging secrets that you must know before selling your house.

THE ONE-YEAR RULE will appeal to.

If you (in the shoes of a house buyer) DE-CLUTTER YOUR SPACE can see yourself living in the property for People don’t make offers on houses that the first year as is, then you will strongly are filled with clutter. Clutter is a distraction consider buying it. Even if you want to and because it is extremely personal to the change the bathroom or replace the carpet owner, it says so much about them as an at some point, you will accept the décor individual and most people can’t see past and fittings you have inherited. this.

WHY PERSONALISATION FAILS ROOM TO MOVE Homes that reflect the current A property with too much furniture is homeowner’s personality take three times harder to sell. If you cannot get around longer to sell. Chances are you will have a effortlessly then the house will feel too very limited number of people your home small as too much furniture distracts the

viewer from seeing the room.

COLOUR SCHEMES THAT SELL Overpowering colour schemes can really put off buyers, so stick to neutrals.

“At Mulberry Lane, we increase the aesthetic appeal of your home, making sure every part of your house is looking its best to ultimately attract more buyers

and achieve greater results,” head stylist, Michelle Slot said.

Contact Mulberry Lane Property Styling today on 0403 207 874 for a free consultation or visit www. mulberrylanepropertystyling.com.au and let them help you achieve the best outcome when selling your property.

STYLING MATTERS… Mulberry Lane Property Styling head stylist, Michelle Slot can help you achieve great results when selling your property.

Photo: Supplied.

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On trend for autumn With the temperature now cooler, days shorter and the leaves starting to fall, it’s clear autumn has begun.

With the vast majority of us spending a lot more time at home, now is the perfect time to redecorate with these top home trends for autumn.

LARGE-SCALE ART Say goodbye to minimalism and hello to bold maximalism. A trend we’ll be seeing more of this year is large-scale art, wallpapers and murals. It’s a great way of bringing in personality to a basic white wall.

NATURAL TONES Earthy tones are a great addition to your autumnal colour palette. Although colours are a very personal preference, nothing is more versatile than a good terracotta tone. It’s a good unexpected accent colour with whites and provides a calm interior. Olive green is now more commonly seen as a chic option for any space in your home. You can subtly add it in through a velvet pillow, an ottoman or even just a throw.

INDOOR PLANTS The addition of indoor plants has recently been quite popular in Australia. They are known to have many health and wellbeing benefits while adding style to your home. You can start small by adding small pots of succulents. If you like it big, choose mature plants that are over a metre tall and look for rich shades of greens with luscious leaves and thick foliage.

ORGANIC FURNITURE Keeping it close to nature is the key trend this year.

Natural materials such as rattan, linen, jute and timber can add a personal touch to your space.

Essentially, anything that looks handmade will create an organic texture moment.

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STAY SAFE… Police licenced security advisor and installer, Angelo Kakouros has decades of local experience. Photo: Katelyn Morse.

Protecting your home and your safety T

o help keep the community safe and ensure everyone is doing the right thing during this unprecedented time, Standby Security has decided to take a major step forward by doing its part in combatting the novel stream of Coronavirus.

Standby Security managing director, Angelo need it most.

Kakouros said, “We aim to keep the industries that will “Integrating your alarm system with camera remain in operation during this time safe so they can verification and 24-hour grade A1 monitoring means a continue to run smoothly. We also want to make sure trained operator will action immediately,” Angelo said. both their customers and employees have peace of Standby Security has been proudly protecting the mind within their premises.”

Goulburn Valley for nearly three decades, so don’t Standby Security aims to deliver professional gamble with your current protection and consider a security personnel in order to screen incoming confidential obligation-free assessment with Angelo personnel and visitation into the premises for essential Kakouros, who is a police licenced security advisor services such as supermarkets, pharmacies, health and installer with years of local experience. departments, manufacturing facilities, and more.

For further information, contact the friendly team With alarm systems and monitoring, Standby at Standby Security on 1800 809 579 or visit www.

Security can also ensure homeowners have proactive standbysecurity.com.au. Standby Security is located and reactive security measures in place when they at 64 Stewart Street, Shepparton.

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Support for tenants and landlords a win for Victorian business As things get tough for both tenants and landlords due to the substantial slide in business activity over the last month, the Victorian Government will bring urgent legislation to the Parliament in line with decisions of the National Cabinet to reform residential and commercial tenancy laws.

The Stage 3 restrictions designed to help slow the spread of COVID-19 have had widespread economic consequences, leaving many businesses with no cash flow to pay their rent, and many workers without jobs.

To encourage landlords to do the right thing by their tenants, the government will provide $420 million in land tax relief. If a landlord provides tenants impacted

by COVID-19 with rent relief, they will be eligible for a 25 percent discount on their land tax, while any remaining land tax can be deferred until March 2021.

To provide much needed peace of mind and security, evictions will be banned for residential tenancies for six months, except in some circumstances. Evictions will also be banned for six months for the non-payment of rent for commercial tenancies involving small and medium-sized businesses. Rental increases will also be banned for commercial and residential properties for the same period.

The government will also create an $80 million rental assistance fund for renters facing hardship due to COVID-19. To be eligible, renters will need to have registered their revised agreement with Consumer Affairs Victoria or gone through mediation, have less than $5,000 in savings and still be paying at least 30 percent of their income in rent.

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PRACTICAL AND STYLISH… Curtains not only keep in the heat, but also look great and can change the look of the whole room. Photo: Supplied.

Keep heat in this winter W

ith the cooler weather already gracing us with its presence, now’s a great time to consider ways to keep your house warm. Running heaters or split systems all night can be quite expensive, so if you’re looking to save on your electricity but still keep out the cold, how about investing in some stylish and energy-efficient curtains or blinds from Wyndham Décor?

Curtains are just as important as wall hangings our customers and our own safety.” and artwork and can add a unique designer flavour, Give Sue a call to organise an appointment inwithout the steep price tag. For a softer look, consider store on 5823 5694. Wyndham Décor is located at sheer curtains with a block out roller blind instead.

7988 GV Highway, Kialla. Alternatively, email sales@ Wyndham Décor owner, Sue Johnston said, “We’re wyndhamdecor.com.au your plans and Sue can give still able to do installations for customers, and are you a rough quote. following all the COVID-19 regulations to ensure both

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Styling on a budget Decorating and styling your home may seem like an expensive and time-consuming task, but there are ways to still make a statement in your home without spending too much money.

USE WHAT YOU’VE GOT Move paintings, tables, and even china from room to room. Change the furniture arrangement, reupholster existing pieces, paint your wooden furniture, or add new knobs to a soulless cabinet.

Often many of the things you own are fine, they just need a tweak to make them fresh.

GET YOUR DIY ON You can make your own stunning pieces throughout the house, or as mentioned above you could also upcycle existing pieces around your house. Paint your own wall art, spray paint picture frames or the legs of your bar stools. You can get even more creative and knit a throw blanket, or make some pottery.

ORGANISE YOUR ROOMS AND DECLUTTER This immediately makes the room look bigger, cleaner and more upscale. The best part about this is it costs basically nothing and will simplify your living space.

SECOND-HAND TREASURES You can find some great pieces of décor and furniture at local op shops at great prices. Some pieces may just need a lick of paint or some new fabric to make them look brand new again.

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EXPERT ADVICE… From left, sales assistant, Courtney Ambrosini, manager, Jordan Sharpe, owner, Rob Anderson and sales assistant, Matthew Anderson can help you transform your bathroom. Photo: Katelyn Morse.

Designer bathrooms at wholesale prices W

hether you’re a renovator, tradesman, builder or developer, Highgrove Bathrooms Shepparton is your one stop shop for all your bathroom needs.

Highgrove Bathrooms Shepparton offer an extensive range of fixtures so that you can tailor the look down to the finest detail. Choose from traditional claw foot bathtubs or go in another direction with their range of ultra-modern designer tapware and frameless shower screens that feature clean and minimal lines. Whatever the look you’re going for, you’ll find a collection to your liking within their extensive and affordable range.

With over nine years in the plumbing industry, Highgrove Bathroom Shepparton’s owner, Rob Anderson is highly qualified to help you make your

bathroom renovation easy.

“As a genuine, Australian owned company you can expect not only a wide range of premium bathroom fittings and accessories but great prices to match.

“I want to be able to work with local builders and plumbers closely to give our customers the best service and finished products as that’s what’s most important.”

For those who can’t leave their home or would prefer to stay home, you can shop online or call and place an order over the phone.

Head into Highgrove Bathrooms Shepparton at 7955 Goulburn Valley Highway, Kialla (across from Amart Furniture), visit their website at www. highgrovebathrooms.com.au or call 5823 2901.

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THE MARKET IS BOUYANT DESPITE THE PANDEMIC… Director of Gagliardi Scott Real Estate, Rocky Gagliardi stands before a recently sold property. Photo: Steve Hutcheson

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hile the Covid-19 has featured, somewhat depressingly largely across all sections of society, people initially responded with panic buying and developing a bunker mentality. However, the crisis is being well managed and as people come to terms with that, they are getting on with life. One area that is doing well is the property market.

Local realtor, Rocky “The same can be Gagliadi, director of applied to leasing Gagliardi Scott Real residential and Estate said, “The commercial properties, only thing holding us neither have been back at the moment affected greatly. One is getting new stock. exception is, both People retreated from commercial landlords the market in the early and tenants have days but now they can reconciled to the facts Rocky Gagliadi see that the downturn on the ground that will not be as bad as they might have things are not the same and they need thought in particular in our region. to reach a compromise. The regulations “The JobKeeper wage package being introduced have helped smooth for one, brought in by the Federal that path over.

Government has given the community With a number of businesses under a boost to their confidence so they are pressure of closure Rocky said that prepared to go ahead with making their landlords understand this and have investments. been working with their tenants to “This last few weeks the market effectively ride out the storm. has gone off like a rocket, now we are Gagliardi Scott can be reached at 182 struggling to find new stock to meet High Street, Shepparton or by phone at the demand and prices are holding.

5831 1800.

This last few weeks the market has gone off like a rocket

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THE TRUSTED TEAM… From left, Carpet Call and National Tiles Shepparton flooring specialist, Lee Frost, window covering specialist, Michelle McDermott, new team member, Jana Greiner, owners, Caroline Mohi and David Mohi. Photo: Katelyn Morse.

Trust the experts in flooring and blinds W

ith most of us still stuck at home and unable to leave except for the necessities, you may start to notice certain things around the home that you want to change or fix. If you’re sick of your worn out carpet or want to keep the heat in with some blinds, the team at Carpet Call and National Tiles Shepparton can help you out.

We are still offering free on-site measure and quotes Caroline Mohi Carpet Call and National Tiles Shepparton is a one-stop shop for all your flooring and window needs.

And despite the current situation with COVID-19, Carpet Call and National Tiles Shepparton are still trading whilst taking the necessary precautions.

Carpet Call and National Tiles Shepparton owner and store manager, Caroline Mohi said, “We are still offering free on-site measure and quotes, and can help you in-store to find the perfect flooring or blinds for your home.”

With a large range of flooring options available including tiles, timber, laminate, carpet and vinyl, your flooring needs will be covered.

Also available is a large range of Mega Blinds.

Pop in and see the team at Carpet Call and National Tiles Shepparton at 8001 Melbourne Road, Shepparton (opposite Shepparton Toyota) or call 5823 5066 for more information.

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Connect SmartHome security systems now at Harvey Norman Computers

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ith more people spending time at home and not leaving the house, we’re seeing a lot more people buying online which means more deliveries to your doorstep. Whether you’re at home or out running errands, you want to know your house and your deliveries are safe and the perfect way to know this is with the Connect SmartHome system.

Connected through an app on your activated security lights that leave no smartphone, the Connect SmartHome dark places to hide. system is a large and affordable range You can also upgrade your lighting of smart products ranging from smart with a large range of smart bulbs lighting, power boards, and power available. When you connect your points to security systems, motion smart bulbs to your existing fittings, sensors, and remotes. they become smart lights with the With the Smart Video Doorbell, you added benefits of home security. will be able to hear the chime, even Scheduling, adjustable timers and from your backyard, answer even if more are possible, allowing you to you’re away from home through your automate your lights to your lifestyle smartphone, and obtain video footage and minimise your energy consumption in case your next delivery is taken. footprint.

If you need strong floodlights at your For the largest range of security worksite or want to keep your home and smart home devices, head to safe and secure, the Connect Outdoor Harvey Norman Computers to speak Smart Floodlight Camera is for you!

Adam and his expert team. Connect Talk back to people or sound the siren SmartHome is available exclusively at to scare off intruders. The floodlight Harvey Norman. Located at Riverside camera also features two motionPlaza, Kialla, or call 5820 2900.

STAY SAFE AT HOME… Harvey Norman Computers Shepparton proprietor, Adam Denny can help you find the right smart home security devices for your home. Photo: Katelyn Morse.

A guide to starting a vegie garden I

t doesn’t matter if you have a backyard or just a balcony, anyone can start a vegie garden and reap the benefits of being out in nature. You might be wondering how to start or what to grow, so here are some tips.

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION that some plants, like tomatoes and Choosing the right location can zucchini, will continue to produce be difficult as you’ve got to factor in throughout the season, and other the sun, drainage and convenience. plants like carrots and radish will only Vegies generally need around six to produce once. Keep taller plants eight hours of sun a day, so choose a towards the back or in the centre and spot with this in mind. Avoid areas that be mindful of their potential to shade may become waterlogged, like at the smaller plants during the day. bottom of a hill or an indentation in the Perennial herbs such as rosemary, ground. And choose a location that is oregano, thyme, and mint, silverbeet close by so you don’t forget to water, and other leafy greens, zucchini, weed or harvest! cherry tomatoes, radishes, and spring CHOOSE YOUR VEGIES CAREFULLY onions are perfect for beginners.

Most vegies need a certain amount Garlic, lettuce, broccoli, cabbage, of space in order to thrive, so before parsley, spinach, carrot, and chives are you start, work out what veggies some plants that are ideal to plant at you want to grow, how much space this time of year. Tomatoes, capsicum, they need, and what plants they cucumber, potatoes and pumpkin are are compatible with. Keep in mind best planted in the spring.

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World-leading technology with style F

or over 70 years, Italian brand Smeg has been recognised for its manufacturing excellence. From the beginning, Smeg has been committed to creating beautiful appliances that combine world-leading technology and architectural design for consumers who value eternal style and quality.

As an Italian family-owned company, “The Thermoseal creates a perfectly Smeg is devoted to bringing the most controlled cooking environment that beautiful meals to the table in the maintains the ultimate atmospheric easiest manner. And in typical ‘made balance for optimum results. Tailored in Italy’ style, they do it with elegance.

Dynamic Airflow engineering ensures Smeg is the only brand to collaborate even cooking throughout each shelf, with world-famous architects to design corner-to-corner, creating the ultimate distinctive collections to furnish homes atmospheric balance for outstanding of every possible style. results.” Resh said.

Talking to a local expert with 24 For the largest range of Smeg years experience in the industry, appliances, including toasters, kettles, Harvey Norman Electrical senior sales mixers, ovens, and fridges, head to consultant, Resh Qemal explained the Harvey Norman Electrical to speak to key to Smeg’s technical excellence and the experts. Located at Riverside Plaza, quality is the Thermoseal.

Kialla, or call 5820 2900.

SIMPLE YET STYLISH… Harvey Norman Electrical Shepparton senior sales consultant, Resh Qemal can help you pick out your next Smeg latest and greatest cooking appliance. Photo: Katelyn Morse.

Autumn lawn care

SET YOUR MOWER A LITTLE HIGHER FOR AUTUMN… Over the next few months, grass needs to recover from a hot summer with a little more length. Photo: Supplied

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fter yet another hot summer, it’s the time we greet cooler evenings and begin to get ready for the cold winter.

Summer’s climate conditions went as the grass leaves have a tendency from one extreme to the other. Hot to end up less ice affected with just days and little rainfall or cool days and the very tips dying off, leaving green the occasional shower. About now you growth underneath. might start to notice some reactions On the off chance that you haven’t from these climate patterns, with seed checked your soil’s pH levels for some heads materialising, and deterioration time, pre-winter is an appropriate time in both leaf colour and development. to do so. Out of balance pH levels Autumn is the perfect time to begin will not only diminish your lawn’s increasing the mowing height of your presentation, it will also reduce the lawn, especially in sheltered and impact of fertilizing your lawns. The shaded regions of your garden. You ideal lawn pH level is 6.5, which is ought to be leaving at least 50mm somewhat acidic. It may be that you (5cm) of leaf on your lawn, even up have to adjust a low soil pH, generally to 60 – 70mm (6-7cm) in substantial this is achieved by utilizing Sulfate of shade. This will offer a superior Ammonia, which will work to diminish leaf surface zone for your lawns for alkaline soils. photosynthesis, allowing the grass to Now is time to apply a decent create essential sugars which are key Nitrogen-Phosphorus-Potassium (NPK) for its general wellbeing. Preserving a fertilizer to your lawn before winter touch of additional length will likewise arrives. be valuable when winter approaches, The Adviser, House & Land – April 2020 – Page 17

Large blocks selling well at Kialla Lakes GET IN QUICK… From left, Kevin Hicks Real Estate residential sales and subdivision manager, Terry Shiels and Youngs & Co director, Glenn Young in Stage 45 of Kialla Lakes. Photo: Katelyn Morse.

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ialla Lakes is the perfect place for you to proudly call home. Take the kids for a short stroll to the park for a play or simply enjoy the wetlands and nature. No matter your lifestyle, it’s pretty easy to imagine comfortably living here.

Stage 45 is ideally located adjacent “Here at Kialla Lakes, you can enjoy to St. Anne’s College, with parks, the peaceful atmosphere whilst walking tracks and wetlands close by. appreciating the benefit of still being Majority of the blocks are over 800m2 close to the CBD.” and are selling quickly, so now is your For more information, visit www. chance to get your ideal block in the kiallalakes.com or call one of the two prestigious Kialla Lakes Estate. selling agents, Glenn Young at Youngs One of the Kavant Nominees Kialla & Co. on 0438 579 993 or Terry Shiels Lakes directors, Graham Hofmeyer at Kevin Hicks Real Estate on 0448 573 said, “It has been selling really well but 820. there are still several lots available.

Builders and tradies remain open for business

The Prime Minister has confirmed that building is an essential industry and is being kept open but there is some confusion in the community about how this is applied to the home.

Safe Work Australia advises that a workplace includes a private home or dwelling, which means building workers and tradies should do everything to follow social distancing and strict hygiene practices while working at your home.

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with the rules and that you are doing the right thing.

There is no need to put kitchen or bathroom renovations, plumbing or electrical work or landscaping on hold.

It’s also important for home and property owners and the community to know that Safe Work Australia has produced information for in-home workers and tradies, containing a range of practical information about client interactions, householder checks and other ways to reduce or eliminate risk.

There are nearly 370,000 residential building businesses in Australia, including thousands of mum and dad businesses. The survival of these businesses is essential to the livelihoods of the builders and their families but also the state economy which is also under huge pressure from the COVID-19 crisis.

Keeping the roof over your head A

FTER more than a quarter of a century, John Brain Roofing Services has established a reputation for reliability and is a well known and widely recognised business in the Goulburn Valley’s building industry.

Specialising in all aspects of professional advice and workmanship residential, commercial and industrial for all metal roofing, and take great roofing, John Brain Roofing Services pride in providing excellent customer supply and install metal roofing for both service, premium products and highbuilders and owners alike and their quality workmanship, resulting in expert advice is always available. complete customer satisfaction.

John Brain Roofing Services are For more information, visit John Brain always happy to see new faces and Roofing Services at 74 Williams Road, invite the general public to call in and Shepparton or call 5831 2721. discuss what can be done for you, from supply of materials for a dog kennel or YOUR ROOFING SPECIALISTS… John Brain Roofing Services chook pen, right through to complete specialises in all aspects of replacement of your old roof. residential, industrial and commercial The company provides the roofing, including new and Shepparton and wider areas with replacement work. Photo: Supplied.

Relax and unwind in your own backyard KEEP YOUR POOL CLEAN… Poolwerx coowner, Craig Henry can help you maintain your pool all year round. Photo: Nicholise Garner.

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t a time when the government is limiting access to public recreation areas, backyard pools and spas are quickly becoming an even more important place for families to escape for exercise, relaxation and quality time together.

Whether you’d like to throw yourself a holiday in your backyard with a new pool or spa or need to maintain an already existing system, Poolwerx can help.

Unmaintained pools and spas can allow various pathogens to grow, such as pseudomonas, cryptosporidium, E. Coli and Shigella. Untreated water may also create a breeding ground for mosquitoes and other waterborne pests that carry diseases, which present a risk to the community.

If you’re after a spa to help you relax in these uncertain times, check out the quality range of Banff Spas available at Poolwerx that feature hydrotherapy to help soothe any aches and pains.

Poolwerx are committed to keeping your backyard pool or spa safe for you, your family and the community at large. Whilst attending your property,

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Poolwerx are doing all that they can to remain sanitary both personally and environmentally and are ensuring the social distancing is adhered to.

Poolwerx is located at 53 Archer Street, Shepparton.

For more information, visit their website at www. poolwerx.com.au or give the friendly team a call on 5822 4291.

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