M/ConstructionLatest Projects

The primary focus of this asset renewal project was to revitalise a number of ageing and damaged stainless steel mesh infill panels, which were critical to securing the Councillors Carport, located within the City of Canning Civic & Administration building.

The large stainless steel mesh panels were removed from the site, sandblasted, re-galvanised and powder coated, then reinstalled in their original locations. Works also included the cleaning and re-painting of the surrounding steelworks, to ensure a harmonious finish. M/Construction working closely with our subcontractors to deliver these works on time and on budget, with the completed works extending the useful life of the key steel elements at this property.

M/Construction undertakes a diverse range of asset renewal and remediation projects, which aim to extend the useful life of building assets in a cost effective manner. Our experience with such works enables us to provide advice and support to our clients, ensuring building infrastructure remains in the best possible condition.

This project involved the renewal and replacement of aged and rotted timber posts supporting the popular Littoria Boardwalk in the Ferndale Flats Park.

A team of  carpenters worked through the extensive site, systematically replacing damaged posts and painting the tops of each post with a protective coating, to ensure ongoing protection from the elements. This approach will ensure the longevity of the boardwalk, which is a heavily used community asset.

The M/Construction team scheduled these works around peak use periods, to minimise disruption to area users and damage to the works in progress. Environmental protection was also a key consideration of the project, with most of the work completed under strict environmental controls, to ensure the health of the surrounding flora and fauna.

M/Construction has significant experience working in challenging and sensitive conditions and we are confident in our ability to deliver projects of any size in such conditions.

This project was delivered in partnership with the client and involved the construction of a small building extension to the existing storeroom at the Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht Club.

Works included the installation of new externally clad stud walls, extension of the existing roof line, alterations and connections to the existing services and internal and external painting. A key component of the project was achieving a seamless integration between the existing building and the newly constructed storeroom extension. The M/Construction team worked closely with representatives from the Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht Club to match all finishes and ensure a high quality final product. The Club remained operational for the duration of the works, with key activities scheduled around Club events and functions.

M/Construction delivers a range of extension, renewal and refurbishment works in operational facilities. We are proud of our ability to deliver excellent workmanship, with minimal impact on day to day business activities.

Removal of existing gull-wing canopy.

Construction of two new staircases inside Perth Arena, the aim being to seamlessly integrate the new staircases with the existing building fabric and cause minimal disruption to the operation. We conducted a lot of research and identified a new product being used in Europe called “Jesmonite”, which is as strong as concrete but much lighter to enable manual lifting and installation without the need of a crane or use of heavy lifting equipment. The material was tinted to match the surrounding podium blue colour and fabricated off-site in moulds, which meant construction could be coordinated around the busy and changing schedule of international and local events happening every week.

As a company, we are often called on to complete unique and diverse jobs or projects where attention to detail is paramount.

Installation of a new scoreboard structure.

Demolition and refurbishment of existing clubrooms and public toilets for home and away teams.