House and Land Winter 2021

2021 Adviser Winter Edition

16 pages of Homes, Design Ideas, Land and Lifestyle Opportunities

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Winter-time is warm fires and good books…

Mooroopna kids William (7) and Charlotte Ryan (5) enjoying a good book and keeping warm and comfortable infront of a luxury Lopi 86440K fireplace at Barbeques Galore. Read more about Barbeque Galore’s Shepparton great heater offers on page 13. Photo: Steve Hutcheson

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All-in-one roofing solutions ENTERTAINING outdoors is a classic Australian spring and summertime activity, and a dedicated outdoor space can make the world of difference to your home.

ICONIC… GV Carports and Patios owners, Maree and Daryl Emmett, with one of their distinctive red F-Series trucks. Photo: Stephanie Holliday

A new, undercover space can transform your lifestyle and how you enjoy your property.

However, making sure you’ve got the build booked in before the hot months hit again is imperative to ensuring it’s ready to be used in time for the return of warm weather.

A well-designed patio by Shepparton’s GV Carports and Patios is an affordable way to create a beautiful outdoor living area, and add significant value to your home.

A patio can be built anywhere in your garden, providing a focus for landscaping and garden-style entertaining.

Daryl Emmett, owner of GV Carports and Patios, is a registered builder with more than 35 years’ experience in the industry.

“Our Mitchell Street workshop and showroom showcases a full-sized display patio with insulated roofing and Colorbond TM iron roofing with Lysaght Firmlok beams,” said Daryl.

“Solarspan and Insulroof provide an all-in-one roofing solution to add value and comfort to your outdoor living spaces, perfect for the temperatures we face here in the GV.” GV Carports and Patios is located at 70 Mitchell Street, Shepparton, and can be contacted on 5831 2031.

Trees company GIVE me a home among the gum trees. Perhaps no plum trees though, they are dangerous for dogs. Here are some suggestions of smaller, lower maintenance trees you can plant in your backyard for added charm: LEMON TREE We live in Victoria’s ‘fruit bowl’, so why not take advantage of the perfect conditions for fruit growing. Lemon trees are more cold-sensitive than all other citrus trees and need protection from frost. Growing them near the house should help with this and lemon trees also require full sunlight for adequate growth.

CHINESE PISTACHIO Pistacia chinensis is a great choice for when you want a low fuss, simple garden that is still full of colour and interest.

The dark green foliage of summer turns copper and crimson in Autumn.

MOSS WHITE BIRCH The Moss White Birch is perfect for small gardens. Fine, bright green foliage casts dappled shade throughout Summer and turns gold in Autumn, with a bright white bark on the trunk. Instead of the branches drooping down to the ground, they are held upright, allowing the space underneath them to be utilised.

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Maximise your outdoor space

For more than 30 years, All Sheds has been constructing and installing garages, sheds, barns, carports, pergolas and machinery sheds

ENTERTAINING outdoors is such a wonderful way to maximise your living space and enjoy your own backyard.

Stratco, one of the largest producers and marketers of quality building and home improvement products in Australia, is a trusted name in creating outdoor spaces that suit your individual needs.

For more than 30 years, All Sheds has been constructing and installing garages, sheds, barns, carports, pergolas and machinery sheds around regional Victoria and New South Wales and are proud to offer their customers quality outdoor solutions using Stratco products and materials.

With a 15-year structural warranty and

complete flexibility in terms of style, shape, size and colour selection, Stratco are a well-regarded purveyor of sleek, minimalist and functional patios and outdoor space solutions.

All Sheds, your local Stratco dealer, are masters of intelligent engineering, offering council-friendly plans for easy approval, making the process even easier.

Located at 29 Drummond Rd, Shepparton, contact the friendly team on 5822 2133 and visit them online at allsheds. net.au.

ENJOY YOUR OWN BACKYARD... All Sheds sales consultant Tim Gribble can guide you through outdoor living solutions to suit your lifestyle. Photo: Stephanie Holliday

Make comfort a priority COMFORT is everything and having luxurious, well-made seating options in your home ensures your able to enjoy your living spaces to their fullest potential, especially at times when we are finding ourselves at home more than ever.

Matthew Irwin and Chris Willis, the creative minds behind Envisage Furniture, are experts in custom-made furniture. Given their expertise and eye for detail, the range of chairs and sofas they stock in store are of the highest level of quality and craftmanship standards.

Premium brand IMG comfort combines the science of body correct ergonomics with old-world cabinetry skills and state-of-the-art technology. The entire range is designed, engineered and tested by a Norwegian their expertise and eye for product development team. Envisage detail, the range of chairs and furniture currently have a catalogue sale sofas they stock in store are of with office, accent, lift chairs, lounges and the highest level of quality and ottomans featured. craftmanship standards.

To peruse their range of fine furniture, visit the friendly team at Envisage furniture at 8028 Goulburn Valley Highway, Kialla. They can be contacted on 5823 1766 and through their website, envisagefurniture.com.au.

GET COMFY... Envisage Furniture in Kialla offer a range of high-quality seating options to complement their hand-crafted furniture, Matthew Irwin and Chris Willis. Photo: Stephanie Holliday

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Regional Vic offers highest rental returns REGIONAL Victoria is delivering dividends for investors with every property type in regional Victoria recording a higher rental return than metropolitan Melbourne.

New data from the Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) shows two and three-bedroom homes in regional Victoria were some of the best performing for investors with rental returns of 5.3 and 4.9 percent respectively.

In comparison, the same property types in Melbourne delivered returns of 2.7 and 3 percent respectively.

REIV president, Joseph Walton, said “regional Victoria is increasingly attractive for investors, offering high returns for a range of property types.

“While capital growth in regional Victoria has been more moderate, country Victoria offers investors some of the state’s highest rental returns.

“Regional Victoria provides real value for money with affordable entry points to the market and high rental returns, allowing investors to service their loan.

“Property is a long-term investment with improved infrastructure and amenities across the state likely to drive house price growth in the coming years.”

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GETTING BEHIND AUSTRALIAN MADE... The sales team at Harvey Norman Furniture, Shepparton sitting at one of their impressive Australian made dining settings, from left, Sales staff, Davin Winkens and Belinda Attwood, proprietor, Becc Fischer and customer service manager, Vicki Cosgriff. Photo: Steve Hutcheson

Supporting Australian made THE national lockdown over the past year made a lot of people look at where the things that we take for granted in our daily lives are coming from.

Over that time, Harvey Norman Furniture in Shepparton has been increasing its stocks of local made products to the point that now a major portion of what is on the floor is Australian made and more importantly, a lot is made here in Shepparton.

Becc Fischer who is the young proprietor of the Furniture division said, “The advantage of local made is that clients have the ability to have a bigger say in what the end product is like.

“There are a different fabrics and colours that they can select from to customise lounge furniture to their décor and again with the dining furniture, it is manufactured from Victorian timbers and they can select from half a dozen

different stain finishes to match the rest of their living space.”

“When people buy these local made products, they are supporting local industries and the people from Shepparton who work there.

Both Becc from Harvey Norman Furniture and Rij from Harvey Norman Bedding also have an interest in supporting the community and have recently taken on sponsorship of the Shepparton Swans Netball team while the team at Harvey Norman Shepparton is a major sponsor of the Shepparton Chamber of Commerce Business awards.

Harvey Norman Furniture is located at Riverside Plaza, Building A/8025 Goulburn Valley Hwy, Kialla.

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Harvey Norman Bedding proprietor, Rijan Shrestha, sales assistants Sharon Evans, Marley Galea and Stephen Longo and service manager/sales assistant, Josh Munari. Photo: Steve Hutcheson

Living the dream ARE you ready for a lifestyle bed? We probably spend a third of our life in bed so making it as comfortable as possible should be top of our priorities.

A lifestyle bed works like a recliner only coming up rather than going down. The advantage is for instance if someone wants to work on a laptop or read a book while in bed, they can do so from supported position rather than stuffing half a dozen pillows behind to get into the same position.

Rij Shrestha, the new owner at Harvey Norman Bedding in Shepparton said, “We are getting a lot of interest in these lifestyle beds now. They can even operate each side independently so each partner is not being disturbed.”

Having recently taken over the Shepparton franchise, Rij has worked in Harvey Norman stores for several years with a background in sales and marketing before coming here.

“In Shepparton, a lot of our bed stock is being made locally here in Shepparton or Victoria and our mattresses

are predominantly Australian made, “said Rij. With a wide range of bedding and mattress options, getting the right advice will make that third of your life more comfortable and beneficial. Both Rij from Harvey Norman Bedding and Becc from Harvey Norman Furniture also have an interest in supporting the community and have recently taken on sponsorship of the Shepparton Swans Netball team while the team at Harvey Norman Shepparton is a major sponsor of the Shepparton Chamber of Commerce Business awards. If you are in the market for a new bed, call into to see Rij and his team to get put into the right bed for you at Harvey Norman Shepparton, Riverside Plaza, Building A/8025 Goulburn Valley Hwy, Kialla.

Get creative with concrete CONCRETE, probably one of the last things you think of when building a new home. When choosing the right driveway style for your home, there are several options available should you wish to opt for concrete as the main material: EXPOSED AGGREGATE Exposed aggregate is a popular and durable concrete surface that comes in a wide variety of colours and textures. The resulting finish appears extremely natural achieving a look which works very well with native surroundings in country areas.

STENCIL CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS Stencilled concrete can give the illusion of slate, tiles, pavers, brickwork or stone. Stencilled concrete patterns are created by manipulating the surface of the concrete pavement after the concrete has stiffened but prior to it becoming fully hardened.

SLATE CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS Slate concrete is a high-end option which adds both texture and depth to your driveway. It is created by stamping slate textured mats into ready mixed concrete.

Slate concrete can be sealed with a glossy finish and can be done in a variety of colours.

PLAIN AND COLOURED CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS Normal concrete is the most wallet-friendly option, and it doesn’t have to be boring. You can even choose coloured concrete and opt for one that complements your garden or the colour palette found in the exterior of your home.

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Tips to make moving simpler MOVING home is up there with some of the most stressful life events we can encounter. With all the time needed for planning and packing, it is not uncommon to feel overwhelmed or at a loss on where to begin.

PLAN AHEAD Start early and write down the things you need and want to do and create a timeline. It is easier to tick-off your to-dos when you see them on a list like sourcing a removalist service early on, disconnection and connection of utilities, organising the cleaners, and mail redirection, just to name a few.

CULL EARLY Pretty much everyone has some items they could cull, and it’s best to do it way before the packing process begins.

Sort, pack or discard your belongings prior to your move. Include items that you use on a regular basis and consider selling or giving away items that you don’t need.

WRITE ON THOSE BOXES! Imagine unpacking for hours and needing to take a coffee break.

Except, you have no idea what box the coffee cups are packed into.

Avoid this by labelling each box, even if your number them and have a master list printed of what’s in each box if you have time to organise that.

MAKE A ‘FIRST NIGHT’ BAG OR BOX UP Make sure you have the bed linen and towels, toiletries and things like the aforementioned coffee cups set aside to go straight into your new home.

GET THE LAY OF THE LAND If you have not yet been where you are heading, go online and do your research. Familiarise yourself with the essential places like childcare, schools, supermarkets, GP clinics and nearby takeaways for those days that you cannot be bothered to cook.

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GETTING YOUR HOUSE IN ORDER...

The sales team at National Tile/Carpet Call Shepparton from left, Lee Frost, Leigh Cuthbert, owners, Caroline and David Mohi and Jana Greiner. Photo: Steve Hutcheson

Ask the experts in flooring and window coverings IT is often surprising to see well known national brands having such a positive local connection. On the highway to Melbourne in South Shepparton is National Tiles Shepparton and Carpet Call owned by Caroline and David Mohi.

Caroline is a Shepparton local and with husband David, they established the franchise 15 years ago from scratch and have built upon that beginning to continually be expanding their team and range of products.

Their national branding enables them to source a wider range of products at more competitive value even while many firms have been ravaged by the past year's restriction.

Caroline said, “We have been able to maintain a good range of stock during the lockdown even with the heavy

demand we are now getting from new home builders and home renovators that the lockdown has generated.

“We are still expanding our team and constantly improving on our expertise with the products and making sure clients get the best information and guidance we can provide.”

Drop in and see the team at Carpet Call and National Tiles Shepparton at 8001 Melbourne Road, Shepparton or call 5823 5066 for more information.

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Low interest and improving economy perfect storm for house price rise HOUSING prices across the country re-accelerated through May as a combination of ultra-low interest rates, strong consumer confidence and low supply drove prices to their highest levels in every state.

According to property market analysts, CoreLogic, Melbourne’s house values jumped by 2.2 percent to be 6.3 per cent better over the quarter.

But the soaring prices are not just confined to the nation’s two largest housing markets.

Outside of the capitals, dwelling prices in regional Victoria jumped by 1.7 percent.

At the same time, advertised supply remains well below average. This imbalance between demand and supply is continuing to create urgency amongst buyers, contributing to the upward pressure on housing prices.

The strong market has resulted in the number of days a property remains up for sale has fallen to an all-time low of less than 30 days. The median discount offered by sellers has also dropped to its smallest level on record.

A continuing issue is the low number of properties on the market.

The total number of properties up for sale is about 24 per cent below its long-term average.

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DEMAND IS EXCEEDING SUPPLY... Principal at Gagliardi Scott Real Estate, Rocky Gagliardi standing before a property that sold within an hour of being listed earlier this year. Photo: Steve Hutcheson

No time like the present SUPPLY and demand are a well understood economic principle and it applies to such basic things like getting into a new home as much as it does anything.

Land and house prices are going up because of a lack of available properties on the market. Twelve months ago, Rocky Gagliardi from Gagliardi Scott Real Estate predicted this very situation being likely to happen if new developments were not to come onto the market soon.

Although much is in the planning, the slow process of approval by Council and the State Government of these new developments are a major contributing factor to the shortage and subsequent dramatic rise in prices. Land prices have risen by up to 60 to 70 percent over the past year as a consequence.

“Very soon, young home buyers will be priced out of

the market if we cannot get sufficient new developments made available,“ said Rocky.

“Property prices are not going to go down and the lack of land available will see to that, so anyone looking for a block to build would be well advised to get in as early as they can, where they can. At the moment there is no land available to build this year and anything new will not be available until next year which means building in 2023, if you are lucky enough to secure a block.”

For anyone contemplating buying property in the region, Gagliardi Scott Real Estate is at 182 High Street, Shepparton or call them on 5831 1800.

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Things to consider ONCE you’ve finally found your perfect plot of land, it’s time for the real fun to begin. Choosing the right floorplan is exciting, but it’s vitally important to consider a number of factors to ensure you get it right and aren’t faced with regrets once it’s too late.

FUNCTIONALITY OF YOUR HOME AND YOUR LIFESTYLE The floorplan of your home must flow with your needs and reflect what areas of your home you use the most. If you host a lot of get togethers at your place, then you may require additional living space, a gourmet kitchen and a large outdoor area.

If you spend a lot of time outside, you may require a mud room. Other things to consider include how many children you currently have and whether more children may come along in the future, whether or not older family members may need to move in with you in the future or if you need a spare room for guests.

YOUR LAND The size of your block plays a huge role when selecting the size and layout of your home. Choosing your block first, not house first, is the first step to ensuring it all meshes together. Taking this route will help you to envision how your home will sit on your site and ensure that your chosen floor plan will actually fit. Making sure that you pay close attention to your blocks features such as shape, size, zoning, council covenants and requirements as well as potential obstacles such as sewerage lines will go a long way to ensure a smooth building process. Also be sure you take things such as driveway placement, air flow in the home and the angle of the sun into consideration. Living in a regional area means there may be other factors to consider such as water tanks etc.

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HOTONDO HOMES... Bring your home vision to life with great flexibility. Photo: Chris Renwick

Your dream home built just for you With over 20 years’ experience in the industry, Colin and Sue Mintern and their team at Hotondo Shepparton are your local experts when it comes to building your dream home.

Building homes across the Goulburn Valley, the team understands that building your home should be an exciting and stress-free journey, rather than a challenge.

The team pride themselves on their personalised service, working closely with you to understand exactly what you want.

“When making design choices for your home, think beyond the current trends you may see on television or social media,” Hotondo Shepparton representative Jody Mintern said.

“You should also think about how you and your family will live in your home, what kind of spaces you require and what you love,” Ms Mintern said.

Whether you envision a grand entranceway that opens

to a spacious entertaining area or require a separate study or play space for your children, the team at Hotondo Shepparton will work with you to help achieve your vision within your budget.

“We firmly believe in allowing our clients to add their personal touch to the design they choose,” Ms Mintern said.

With over 90 flexible floorplans on offer and a huge variety of facades to choose from, the team will help you find something to suit your family, lifestyle and block of land.

To start your dream home journey today, visit the friendly team at 4/228-232 High Street, Shepparton or call 5831 2250.

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MAPPING OUT PLANS FOR EXPANSION... Owners of Link Building Systems, Andy George and Cameron Wood are adding new members to their team. Photo: Stephanie Holliday

Building experts are on the rise LOCAL building experts Link Building Systems are a trusted name in the local building industry offering a range of services including building, renovations, underpinning, hydro excavation and insurance repair works.

They are excited to be growing Goulburn Valley and as we continue their local client base and to expand, we believe in welcome return clients for supporting communities that both private renovations support our business by We have established and new home builds. hiring local people,” Andy ourselves in the Goulburn Link building systems said.

Valley and as we continue are also diversifying into They are currently to expand, we believe in commercial playground seeking excavator supporting communities that maintenance and operators, labourers, and support our business by maintenance audits for two carpentry apprentices. hiring local peoples councils, schools and Potential candidates are to private/public entities. encouraged to forward their Given their extensive skill CV through to account@linkbc. base, providing employment com.au for consideration. opportunities for local people is important Link Building Systems are your local to Link Building Systems owners, Cameron builders and are located at 31 Telford Drive, Wood and Andy George.

Shepparton and can be contacted on 5821 “We have established ourselves in the 4516.

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Choose the right heating system for your home Choosing a heating system is an important decision to make, as it locks in your heating costs for over a decade. A system’s energy performance depends on the fuel available to you and how much space you need to heat.

For most Victorians, electric reverse cycle split systems are the most energy efficient, lowest cost heating option available that generates the lowest greenhouse emissions.

If your house has a rooftop solar PV system, the benefits of heating with electric reverse cycle systems can be even greater.

There are two types of heating systems, central heating or room (or space) heating. If you need to heat your whole house, central heating would be more efficient. Ideally with

STAY WARM THIS WINTER… Barbeques Galore proprietors, Jason and Michelle Bathman have plenty of wood fire heaters to choose from.

Photo: Katelyn Morse. a zoning capability, that allows you to heat only certain areas of your home.

If you only want to heat a certain area, a room heater would be best.

Generally, it’s cheaper to use a room heater. But it really depends on how big a space you’re heating. The larger the area, the larger the system you’ll need. The wrong sized system won’t heat your home efficiently and will cost you more money.

If you can, get a supplier to visit and measure your home for a quote. If that’s not possible, provide them with a plan of your house, showing dimensions of the areas you want to heat. Also provide information about the insulation you use in your home.

Common central heating options include gas ducted heating, gas hydronic heating, electric ducted reverse cycle

air conditioning, electric multi-split reverse-cycle, or electric in-slab heating.

Common room heating options include gas room heating, electric room reverse-cycle air conditioners, electric portable heater, electric fixed heater and finally, a wood fire.

For anyone who lives in this region, a wood fire offers a great alternative, provided you have access to a good source of firewood. There is nothing more relaxing than sitting front of a fire place watching the flames dance about as they warm your feet.

It is my preferred option. I keep two fires going to warm the entire house, one in the lounge and one in the kitchen.

If you are looking at wood fires as your preferred option, drop into Barbeques Galore in Corio Street, Shepparton or call on 5821 0550, they have an excellent range at great prices.

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A local company with national connections For a small family company in Shepparton that has been in business for 55 years, people are still surprised at learning the extent of the services they offer.

John Dickson, the manager of Dicksons Refrigeration and Air-conditioning said, “We might have been fixing someone’s washing machines for 40 years and they then realise we do air-conditioners as well.”

With the state of the world as it is and a drive towards a cleaner greener environment, a lot of the work Dickson Refrigeration and Air-conditioning does is in transition as the community moves

towards more energy efficiency in their requirements for air-conditioning and refrigeration needs and require upgrades.

John Dicksons' parents started the company which now spans three generations which has recently joined Grosvenor Engineering Group, a national company based in Sydney. The move offers the firm national purchasing power while expanding on the range of refrigeration and

GROWING STRONGER IN A COMPETITIVE MARKET... Business development, Josh Mei and manager John Dicksons expanding the company’s range of services. Photo: Steve Hutcheson air-conditioning services they can offer to the public.

The range of products is extensive and encompasses all the major refrigeration and air-conditioning brands on the market.

Dicksons attend to both residential and commercial air-conditioning and refrigeration installation and maintenance

with their origins installing and servicing milk vats for dairy farmers.

Dicksons Refrigeration and Airconditioning are located at 55-57 Longstaff St, Shepparton and can be contacted on 5821 2906 or by email admin@ dicksonsrefrigeration.com.au

Some Aussies left behind in housing boom SKYROCKETING home prices across Victoria is sparking calls for a major investment in social and affordable housing to balance the runaway growth.

Melbourne home prices increased 1.8 per cent in May to post extraordinary quarterly growth of 5.5 per cent in Melbourne. In Regional Victoria they increased by 1.7 per cent for a quarterly rise of 6.2 per cent.

National campaign to end homelessness,

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‘Everybody’s Home’, has speculated the market’s vast increase would price many out while generating unsustainable debt for many new purchasers.

“The best solution to this runaway housing market is an expansion of social

and affordable housing," said campaign spokesperson, Kate Colvin.

“We need to release the housing pressure by giving more options to those who can’t participate in the boom. Cheap money is like rocket fuel for house prices.

Unfortunately, this inevitably leads to higher rents, unsustainable debt loads and worsening affordability.”

“Social and affordable housing is a big

part of the answer. It can moderate the effect of higher house prices and higher rents by giving those on low and modest incomes a realistic alternative.”

Local real estate agent, Rocky Gagliardi, has reported how the demand for rentals is unprecedented.

“Not only has the buying market boomed, the demand for rental properties in our region has intensified.” said Rocky.

Local business supporting community projects

THEY’VE GOT IT ALL... New to the Crowies’ team is sales assistant Joel Miller showcasing some of the large range of products on offer. Photo: Stephanie Holliday

LOCAL businesses who give back and support the Shepparton community embody the essence of what makes our region such a wonderful place to live.

Crowies Paints are one such local business, they are supporters of GV Wood Workers, Lifestyle Shepparton and The Greater Shepparton Lighthouse Project among various other community initiatives and projects. Their generosity and support of these organisations is a testament to the helpful and friendly nature of the owners and team members.

Celebrating almost two years of service and forging strong community connections, Crowies Paints stock a large range of industrial, domestic and architectural products and paints.

“We’re all local experts who can help you with whatever paint project you have.

We want to make sure you have the right product and supplies for the job”, said Crowies Paints store manager, Lysa Hough.

“We can provide professional colour consultations, both in store and in home. Our state-of-the-art colour matching technology allows us to replicate any colour you desire. If it’s a quick refresh or a complete renovation, we have you covered.”

For all your painting needs, Crowies Paints are located at 85 Benalla Road, Shepparton and can be contacted on 5831 2522.

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