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Issue 29 | Summer 2015

Perfect partnership delivers second major project for Pindan & Aria Land Mix of Elements bring trendy development to life Industry accolades for the old and the new Onslow housing boost for Chevron staff

Freshwater Mixed Use | Claremont

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t is always humbling to stop and reflect on our accomplishments as each year draws to a close.

and the Department of Housing (DoH) in the Pilbara and Mid West/Gascoyne regions.

Among the list of industry accolades Pindan has received this year, we were honoured to learn of our continued success in the HIA-Cordell Construction 100 and Housing 100 Reports.

Twelve months after beginning a $100m+ housing maintenance contract to maintain and service 5600 DoH properties across this vast area, Pindan Asset Management has now completed more than 33,000 work orders over 6,500 assets and expanded its workforce to 90 staff.

The latest rankings saw Pindan named in the top 20 largest commercial construction companies in Australia and in the top 20 biggest movers in residential starts in Australia.

Reinforcing our position as one of Western Australia’s preferred construction companies, we were also ranked the largest semidetached dwelling builder in WA and the fifth largest nationally; the largest multi-unit builder in WA and the fourth largest nationally.

In addition, we pleased to be named the fourth largest home builder in Western Australia and the twelfth largest nationally.

Pindan could not be the company it is without the support of its valued sub-contractors and suppliers.

They never fail to amaze us when asked to support a worthy cause and during the past few months have quietly added the finishing touches to the latest Pindan/Master Builders charity home.

This recognition underpins Pindan’s commitment to integrated solutions, where our core capabilities of building, funding and managing work in sync to benefit all parties.

The home will be sold later this month and we look forward to donating the net proceeds from the sale to our chosen charity for 2014/2015, Parkerville Children and Youth Care.

Notable projects completed in 2015 that fit this bill include the Freshwater development in Claremont in partnership with Aria Land, the Elements development at South Beach and the Gascoyne Health Redevelopment.

The funds will go a long way to help them support more than 2,000 of WA’s most vulnerable young people to recover from trauma from abuse.

Another exciting partnership that continues to enjoy tremendous growth and success is the one between Pindan Asset Management

Managing Director

Richmond Quarter | East Fremantle

George Allingame

New

Projects Chevron Housing, Onslow | Chevron Design, procurement and construction of 50 modular single storey detached houses

A$43m

Kalgoorlie Boulder Community High School, South Kalgoorlie | Building Management & Works Rebuild of high school and replacement of the Eastern Goldfields Education Support Centre

A$39m

Marina Edge Apartments, Port Coogee | Translinq Construction of 109 one, two and three bedroom apartments over nine levels

A$38m

Indigenous Housing Project, Kimberley and Pilbara Regions | Dept of Housing Construction of new housing and refurbishments

Freshwater Mixed Use, Claremont | Freshwater Construction of 70 luxury apartments and 10 commercial spaces Roy Hill Housing, Port Hedland | Roy Hill Design & Construct of 22 residential dwellings along with all earthworks, infrastructure and sub-division works Elements South Beach, Fremantle | Pindan Capital Design & Construct of 42 apartments & 10 beach houses

A$57m (sales value)

A$23m

A$13m (sales value)

A$13m

A$9m

Ray Village Hostel – Stage 2, Busselton | Cape Care Stage 2 of the 54 bed aged care hostel

A$13m

A$9m

A$8m

Indigenous Housing Project, Various | Dept of Housing Construction of 23 houses Newman Arts Centre, Newman | Shire of East Pilbara Construction of a purpose-built facility for local artists which include accommodation, gallery space and meeting area

A$7m

Yandi Sustaining Project Infrastructure Facilities, 100km NW of Newman | Rio Tinto Design, supply, installation, testing & commissioning of transportable buildings

A$7m

Replacement Courthouse, Fitzroy Crossing | Building Management & Works Construction of a new courthouse and demolition of the existing building

A$4 m

West Busselton Shopping Centre, Busselton | LN & JA Price and Baytown Holding Extensions to the east end – liquor store and remodel of existing ablutions block

A$1m

A$14m

MacKillop Catholic College Gym, Busselton | MacKillop Catholic College Construction of a new split level gym and dance studio, admin building and IT dept, extension to the uniform shop and external works

The Shops at Ellenbrook, Ellenbrook | Insurance Commission WA Construction of stage 1 of a large format retail precinct

A$6m

Housing Refurbishments, Pilbara/Mid-West | Dept of Housing Refurbishment of 64 GROH houses

A$4m

Paraburdoo Childcare Centre, Paraburdoo | Shire of Ashburton Design & Construct of a childcare centre and out of school hours care facility for 73 children

A$4m

Pearsall Hocking Community Centre, Pearsall | City of Wanneroo Multi-purpose community centre

A$4m

Yarrawonga Emergency Services Facility, Darwin | Dept of Infrastructure Ground level emergency services building with steel framed walls and roof and associated civil works and site services

Projects

Queen Victoria Street Apartments, Fremantle | Hendman Pty Ltd Design & Construct of a five storey building with 46 apartments

Pundulmurra Health & Community Services Training Centre, Port Hedland | Pilbara Institute Construction of a training building with associated road works, landscaping and other building upgrades

Mundaring Indoor Sports Centre, Mundaring | Shire of Mundaring Design & Construct of an indoor sports facility

Construction values unless otherwise indicated

A$37m

completed

A$0.5m

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Perfect partnership delivers second major project

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The project is located on the corner of Stirling Highway and Freshwater Parade in Claremont and features 70 high-end apartments over two mid-rise buildings, 10 commercial units and a lap pool.

Pindan was involved in both the capital raising and construction of the project and Paul Simpson, Managing Director of Aria Land, said Pindan’s ability to deliver to such a high standard resulted in the development being built on time and on budget.

“Aria Land is a boutique developer and development manager and Pindan’s standards in respect to all areas such as construction standards, pricing, management and general business ethics align with ours.

“There are few builders that possess such attributes, as well as the capacity to build luxury developments, making Pindan the perfect partner for Aria Land,” Paul said.

Freshwater is the second development Pindan has built for Aria Land, having previously built West One in Hay Street, West Perth.

Scott Davison, General Manager Funds Management for Pindan Capital, said having previously worked with Aria Land, Freshwater presented a great opportunity for Pindan to become an equity partner as well as builder of the development.

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“Freshwater ticked all the boxes from our capital raising point of view – a great location, excellence in the quality of product proposed and pricing well in line with the market,” Scott said.

“Our forecasts showed we could gain a strong return for our investors, which has been subsequently achieved.”

This coupled with a strong working relationship with Aria Land made the project extremely successful on all levels, according to Scott.

“Pindan has the capabilities to take on complete development, construction and management of projects however with the right project and partners, such as Freshwater and the team at Aria Land, we welcome undertaking projects where we can be co-investors and work with clients to deliver and develop great projects,” he added.

Paul added that Freshwater had been a highly successful development from a number of perspectives.

“The joy and satisfaction of seeing such happy buyers upon the handover of their new homes could only be achieved thanks to the result of a fine job by the project’s architects HASSELL, and also Pindan’s ability to deliver the build outcome to the required standards,” he said.

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indan recently completed construction of the $57m residential and commercial development Freshwater in Claremont, in partnership with developer and development manager, Aria Land.

As an integrated property group, Pindan works with its partners to provide a range of services from land acquisition and capital raising through to design and construction and development management.

(l-r) Lucho San Martin (Chief Operating Officer, Pindan Capital), Paul Simpson (Managing Director, Aria Land), Kevin Luttrell (Freshwater Investor) George Jones (Non-Executive Director, Pindan Capital) and Scott Davison (General Manager Funds Management, Pindan Capital).

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s t n leme Mix of E y d n e r t bring t n pme o el dev to life

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indan celebrated the completion of its popular Elements at South Beach project in October, cementing its reputation as one of WA’s leading property companies and showcasing its core capabilities of funding, building and development management.

Nick said Pindan’s Development Management team had

Comprising 42 architecturally designed apartments and 10 beach houses, Elements is just 200m from the ocean in South Fremantle and 70 per cent of the homes were pre-sold within a week of its launch.

managed the design, before marketing it at an attractive

Director of Development Management, Nick Allingame, said Elements highlighted Pindan’s capacity to work in partnership and bring a development to fruition.

“Elements has been a great success for all involved” he said. “The finished product is testament to our commitment to build, fund and manage a project regardless of its complexity or size.”

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worked seamlessly with Pindan Capital and the construction team to meet all projected construction timeframes.

“Our Development Management team began by identifying a great opportunity in a sought-after coastal location, and price point to entice buyers,” he explained.

“Pindan Capital raised the funds from its pool of investors to fund the development and our construction team have executed the high quality finish we are known for.”

Investor, Grant Girdler, added that Elements stood out as an investment opportunity because it offered the rare combination of being both “affordable for the buyer and in a prime location 200m from the water”.

“These factors represent an amazing opportunity for buyers,”

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he said. “The finished product is of a high quality, and importantly, really good value.

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“ “We have been pleased with the regular progress reports from Pindan and it has been

great to see that the project tracked on time and budget and with the forecasted returns for our investment.”

While he has known the Pindan team for years due to his own background consulting to the Perth property sector, Grant said this was his first investment with Pindan Capital.

“Pindan is a proven builder and developer and we liked the sense that we were investing with a sound corporate company with a good history and reputation,” he said.

“I am very comfortable with Pindan’s ethics and their way of doing business and overall Elements has been a good partnership and pleasing investment for us.”

Pindan Capital Investor, Grant Girdler

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Claremont Council Chambers | Claremont

Industry accolades

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indan has won two prestigious awards in recent months.

A project that brought new life to the heritage-listed, fire ravaged Claremont Council Chambers caught the attention of the National Master Builders Association at its Excellence in Building and Construction Awards on November 14 on the Gold Coast.

The project was named by the national body as the Best Commercial/Industrial Construction Award ($5 million to $10 million) in Australia.

“Pindan have taken this old heritage building in Claremont and revived it to something of brilliance,” Wilhelm Harnisch CEO of Master Builders said.

The project consisted of restoring the old heritage council offices and building a new three-storey extension to the existing offices.

“Not only did Pindan restore the old building and extend the workspaces, they restored the old clock on the gable façade, a familiar sight for generations of local road users,” he said.

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“The restoration turned out beautifully and was delivered on time despite the industrial design and material challenges that Pindan faced. Pindan are very worthy winners of this National Excellence Award,” Mr Harnisch said.

Pindan’s Director of Construction, Mark Thompson, said the team was thrilled by the win.

“We have a long and proud history of expertly building modern facilities with heritage structures and are honoured to have been recognised nationally by our peers for this challenging project,” he added.

Meanwhile, in August, Pindan’s North One - Subi Centro was named a winner in the Medium Density category of the 2015 Urban Development Institute of Australia WA (UDIA WA) Awards for Excellence.

North One was completed in late 2014 and recognised as a strong example of a high quality built form and architectural excellence.

The mixed use development comprising of 88 apartments, 17 commercial units and unique communal rooftop facilities known as “The Loggia” was described by the UDIA judges as “outstanding”.

North One | Subiaco

2015 WINNER

for the old and the new Senior Project Manager for Pindan, Tim Cummins, said the focus on a high quality communal space at North One was purposeful and unique, when compared to similar developments.

“Our emphasis was on creating communal spaces which are well used – places where residents and commercial tenants can entertain clients and friends – and our rooftop is a great example of that,” he said.

Tim added that all apartments feature a high quality fit out, an unusual feature for apartments at an entry level pricing structure, but vital in ensuring the internal design of the building matched the external architecture.

“Architecturally, the external façade with its angular forms of the building on the north side and its patterned brick blades on the south are contemporary and striking, so it was essential the internal fitout had the same wow factor,” he said.

The judges agreed, also praising North One for its “symbiotic” relationship with adjoining buildings such as the historic St Joseph’s Church.

John Ripp (left), President of Master Builders WA accepts the award on Pindan’s behalf from national sponsor, David Zorzi, Marketing Services Manager of Onesteel Reinforcing

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indan will design, procure and build 50 residential homes for Chevron Australia next year after securing a contract in August.

The modular homes will accommodate the residential operational workforce of Chevron’s Wheatstone project, and will be built on land owned by Chevron in Barrada Estate in Onslow.

“A detailed design phase for the homes is underway and expected to be finished by November,” he said.

“Mobilisation to Onslow is planned for early 2016 and the first houses will be delivered to Chevron progressively from mid-2016.

At peak construction, the workforce to deliver this contract is expected to be up to 60 personnel.

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Pindan has a long histo ry of delivering h ousing projects to t he North West

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Managing Director for Pindan Contracting, Tony Gerber, said Pindan had a long history of delivering housing projects to the State’s North West and was excited about the contract win.

Tony Gerber

Great communication the best prescription for hospital revamps

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ollaboration and open communication have been credited for the successful completion by Pindan of significant redevelopment works at the Carnarvon

Health Campus and Exmouth Health Service this month.

Pindan began the $35 m Gascoyne Health Redevelopment project in August 2014, concurrently managing two complex projects located some 365kms apart.

The facilities, which remained open during the works, received new Ambulatory Care Centres housing services such as Mental Health, Population Health and Dental Health as well as upgrades to emergency (Carnarvon) and triage (Exmouth) areas, office spaces and existing primary hospital infrastructure.

Logan Joyce, Project Manager, said that from the beginning, both projects required robust planning processes to ensure successful completion.

“It was clear from the outset that communication was the key to ensuring all stakeholders were well informed of the project activities on a regular basis,” he said.

“Pindan, with the project team, also applied rigorous investigations into how the existing services within the hospitals worked and how these services would be managed during the upgrade process in a safe manner,” he said.

Logan said upgrading existing infrastructure at both projects while they were open for business presented a few challenges.

“To effectively manage the changeover from old to new without hindering the hospitals’ operations, Pindan and the project team carried out a series of workshops to proactively discuss risks and formulate strategies to mitigate negative impacts on the project,” he explained.

“It is considered this open, transparent and truly collaborative approach to project problem solving was the greatest triumph over the testing nature of these projects.”

Logan said he was pleased to see the projects delivered successfully, with minimal disruption to both hospitals’ operations and within the agreed timeline.

“We attribute the project’s success to the culture of collaboration adopted by Pindan and the project team throughout the project’s lifecycle,” he said.

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Innovation pays off for Pindan Asset Management as it reflects on year of growth

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indan Asset Management has reflected on a stellar year of growth and innovation following the commencement of a pivotal contract with the WA Department of Housing (DoH) last November.

The five-year housing maintenance contract – which has the potential to run for a total of 11 years – initially asked Pindan Asset Management to maintain and service 5600 DoH properties in the Pilbara and Mid West/Gascoyne regions.

To date, more than 33,000 work orders have been completed by a dedicated team, which is on call 24 hours a day, 365 days a week and manages an average 150 requests each day across 6050 assets.

According to General Manager, Pindan Asset Management, Stephen Arndt, Pindan Asset Management has already achieved several milestones, including the addition of 450 remote community houses to the contract scope.

“When Pindan Asset Management began servicing this contract on 1 November 2014, we had just completed a three-month mobilisation process,” he said.

“That process allowed us to purchase and customise our Enterprise Resource Planning system known as IFS and establish regional branches in Geraldton, Hedland and Karratha.

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“Another key milestone was the integration with the DOH system to allow multiple messages between the two organisation’s systems across the life of a work order, and we recruited 44 direct employees and back office staff plus a network of strategic sub-contractors to support the service delivery effort.

Reflecting on Pindan Asset Management’s “evolution’” during the past 12 months, Stephen recalled the following achievements:

• The first issued work order completed in 45 minutes.

Feedback from DoH has indicated that this is a record response time for any work order in the region • Being DOH’s top or second best performing head contractor across the state for every quarterly reporting period • An extra 120 GROH (Government Regional Officers’ Housing) refurbishments have been completed • Further developed the ERP system to include Recipient Created Tax Invoicing and full inventory management • Purchased and customised a business intelligence tool – Qlik View which forms Pindan Asset Management‘s daily operational management tool • Developed a mobile incident and inspection reporting application • Secured an additional client, adding 400 extra properties

Stephen said Pindan Asset Management has also established three other regional branches in Carnarvon, Meekatharra and Newman and grown the workforce to include 90 directly employed staff.

“We are the only head contractor that direct employs,” he said.

“Plus, being the only new head contractor working on the contract, our service delivery approach has proved successful for the vast region we cover, when you consider performance results.”

The cornerstone of Pindan Asset Management’s approach is a unique “lock-step” method – including pre-work checklists, risk assessment, photographs of progress and post work checklists/ tenant surveys – to manage each work order to ensure consistency in approach.

“With our system we have the ability to continuously refine the spare parts that we carry to suit the local area, similarly we continually monitor our labour profile to ensure we have the right trades in the right place with the right parts to be able to complete as many jobs as possible without the need to return to base,” Stephen explains.

“This is all done in real time and on a mobile device without the need for paperwork.”

Looking forward to 2016 and beyond, Stephen said Pindan Asset Management was considering several “like opportunities”, placing Pindan Asset Management in an excellent position to continue its rapid growth and expansion.

“With long-term contracts (10 years plus) in place, and on offer, and leading-edge systems and process working to support these, Pindan Asset Management is well placed for the foreseeable future,” he said.

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Staff Profile

Melanie

Coles Carpenter, Pindan Asset Management

Melanie Coles with supervisor Slava Slavashevskiy

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or as long as she can remember Melanie Coles has been fascinated by construction.

“She also had many years’ experience on big projects in South and Port Hedland while she was an apprentice.

Growing up in Hedland she was intrigued by the various projects springing to life around her and while considering future occupations in high school, she decided to test her skills.

“When I was approached to come and work directly for Pindan Asset Management as a Supervisor, I offered to take two workers with me that I highly recommended and Melanie was one of them.”

After experiencing four trades during work experience stints – ranging from cabinet making to boiler making and plumbing – Melanie was surprised to discover a talent, and passion for, cabinetry.

Melanie said that she felt destined to be involved with Department of Housing projects, having assisted with their New Living Program during her apprenticeship.

She commenced an apprenticeship in 2010 and gained valuable experience as a contractor on large projects, run

by Pindan and other companies in the North West, by the time she had completed the trade in mid-2014.

When Pindan Asset Management began recruiting local staff to assist with its large-scale Department of Housing contract earlier this year, Melanie was offered a job as a Maintenance Carpenter in Karratha.

Supervisor, Slava Slavashevskiy, explained how Melanie was handpicked for the role.

“Melanie has worked directly for Pindan since June 2015 but previously worked for me at Timber First as a Leading Carpenter,” he said.

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“I also did two weeks in Newman at the Art Gallery, then went to Meekatharra for two weeks doing maintenance and did second fix for Pindan during the second half of last year,” she said.

In addition, I worked on the renovations at Port Hedland’s International Airport and it seems that it doesn’t’ matter where I go, or who I work for, I always end up doing Department of Housing related work.”Six months after taking on the role, Melanie says she is enjoying the professional growth she has experienced.

“The thing I like most about working for Pindan is that I can express myself in the carpentry aspect of my job and take on the organising part of my day,” she said.

“In many companies you don’t get that role, so I can really say that I have matured over my time with the company.”

CHARITY HOME TO BENEFIT PARKERVILLE CHILDREN AND YOUTH CARE

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indan, in conjunction with the Master Builders Association, is proud to announce the completion of a stunning new charity home by the banks of the Swan River in historic South Guildford.

using an innovative new cladding technology to promote

Built by Switch, at Pindan Capital’s new River’s Edge community, the net proceeds from the sale of this outstanding new residence will raise funds for Parkerville Children and Youth Care.

The net proceeds of the sale of the home will support Parkerville Children and Youth Care in helping more than 2,000 of Western Australia’s most vulnerable young people to recover from trauma from abuse.

Blending the peace and tranquility of riverside living with the cosmopolitan atmosphere of the Swan Valley and its many award winning wineries, cafes and restaurants just a short distance away, the owners of this innovative, double story home will be perfectly placed to enjoy a world of unsurpassed contemporary living.

The three bedroom, two bathroom state of the art home incorporates cutting edge innovation to optimise water use and energy efficiency. The home’s upper level was constructed

increased thermal efficiency and resilience and features solar panels, a solar hot water system and some double glazing for improved energy efficiency.

Parkerville was established as an orphanage for local children in 1903 and has grown from humble beginnings to become a nationally recognized specialist provider for children and young people who have suffered abuse.

The home is offered for sale by set date with offers over $610,000 invited. Offers close at 5pm on November 19, 2015.

For more information, contact Richard Nell of Pindan Realty on 0435 741 833.

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Super SubbieS

Aleks Lackovic, WA Manager Business Development, MASTERWALL WA / PracticaMMC Pty Ltd; Walter Ferrari, Manager, Master Cabinets; Garry & Cath Backrack, Owners, LCMG Electrical

Many hands make light work of charity home

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estern Australians are known for their generosity and the latest Pindan/Master Builders charity home at Rivers Edge in Guildford was no exception.

Managing Director of Pindan, George Allingame, said all contractors and suppliers had worked tirelessly to bring the project to fruition and he could not be prouder of the result.

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LCMG Electrical Contracting: Supplied, installed and fit-off of all wiring and electrical fittings and fixtures.

Owners Garry and Cath Backrack said LCMG had enjoyed a long-standing relationship with Switch Homes and did not hesitate when asked to support the project.

“We think that is always important when you live in a community to give back whenever you can,” Garry said.

Cath added that the experience had been very rewarding.

“Being a family business ourselves, we try to nurture young people in our community through apprenticeships and mentoring and feel that the money raised through this project is going to a very worthy cause,” she said.

Master Cabinets WA: Supplied and installed all cabinets for the kitchen, bathroom, laundry and study.

Managing Director, Walter Ferrari, has been looking for an opportunity to support a charity home and jumped at the chance to help out.

“At Pindan we have always valued and nurtured the partnerships we have with some of WA’s finest subcontractors and suppliers and their generosity never ceases to amaze me,” he said.

Walter said his company had been working with Switch Homes for some time and his team was honoured to be involved.

“We are humbled by their ongoing kindness and support and thank every individual or business who lent a hand.”

“We’ve never done anything like this before but this is something I have been wanting to do for a while,” he said.

Outlook spoke to several Super Subbies to thank them for their big-hearted contributions:

“This project was a great fit for us and we would absolutely do it again!”

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Thanks to the following subbies & suppliers: Structerre Midas Plumbing: Supplied and installed all plumbing and gas fittings, labour and materials.

Director Paul Johns said his family was dedicated to helping those that are less fortunate and Midas Plumbing had donated goods and services to five charity homes for various builders during the past 20 years.

“We do a lot of work with Nulsen Disability Services and Youth Focus and when we heard that Parkerville Children and Youth Care was the beneficiary, we were keen to see how we could help,” he said.

“It was a great experience to sink our teeth into a charitable organisation and become involved with Pindan and Switch Homes for this great cause.”

Imperial Plasterboard Solutions: Donation of gyprock and cornices.

Owner/Director Robert Loo, has worked with Switch Homes for many years and said he was more than happy to donate goods and help any way Imperial Plasterboards could.

Robert said he was pleased to help raise awareness for such a great cause and had enjoyed being involved.

Iron Design Roofing and Masterwall WA: Supplied and installed Metal Deck Roofing and Masterwall system with external render.

Western Australian Building Certifiers & Assessors RG Lester & Associates Termico Group Midland Brick Hind’s Sand Supplies & Earthmoving Cockburn Cement Kingspan Insulation Metwest Steel Jason Windows Fielders (Bluescope) Masterwall Kwik Transport & Crane Hire USG Boral Australia Canterbury Built-In Robes Corinthian Doors GWA Group Limited (Caroma & Gainsborough) SSP Stones Harvey Norman Commercial Ariston Appliances HPM

As the Managing Director of Iron Design Roofing and MasterwallWA, Dwayne Bourne, said he was pleased to support such a great cause.

“I believe that it is very important to give back to the community,” he said. “It was a very satisfying experience for both businesses and the results were fantastic.”

West End Concrete: Supplied concrete, reinforcing, labour, materials and supervision.

Director Frank Costa, said he donates to several different charities and, as a father of two, was proud to support Parkerville Children and Youth Care this year.

“Doing what I can for the less fortunate is humbling,” he added.

West End Concrete was also involved with the 2009 Pindan/MBA charity home built for the Blind Association in Viveash and Frank said he would not hesitate to help again.

Pure Digital European Ceramics Stegbar Taubmans Centurion Garage Doors Ford & Doonan Trevors Carpets ABC Blinds CB Fencing LD Total Austwest Clotheslines Instant Waste Management Guest Furniture Budget Woodcraft

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