Our client needed an upgraded effluent system to meet their growing demands and ensure compliance with legislation. They required a system that would effectively manage effluent and benefit their farm, both now and in the future.
Our solution was a full effluent system upgrade starting from the cowshed. This included replacing the existing pipework, installing a new sand trap, and excavating a new 4 million litre pond.
A retaining wall does one job: it holds back soil that would otherwise move. Most of the time it does that quietly for decades. But when a wall starts to struggle, it usually tells you. The trick is knowing what to look for, and knowing when a patch-up is no
Excavat was contracted to Maxion Civil to deliver the civil works for Stage 2 of the Kopiri development, where 6 prefab Kāinga Ora homes were moved onto their sections.
Year Complete — 2025Location — Hāwera, TaranakiHead Contractor — Clelands Construction Excavat was engaged by head contractor Clelands Construction to carry out all earthworks and civil preparation for the redevelopment of St Joseph’s School Hāwera — a project that delivered 10 new classrooms and a 2,300m² outdoor learning and play
Project Overview Fonterra’s Project Hoiho at the Whareroa site was a major undertaking focused on constructing Energy Centre 6 (EC6), a new facility housing the country’s largest heat pumps as part of a comprehensive ammonia processing plant upgrade. Excavat was contracted by Apollo Projects to deliver foundation and civil construction
The Challenge The client needed to establish a new kiwifruit orchard on undeveloped land that presented several challenges: Our Solution Water Infrastructure & Access We relocated the existing water mains to run alongside the gravel driveway, installing a new 20mm water pipe ensure reliable water supply. The existing driveway was
A major forestry operation experienced significant damage to a critical access road culvert due to a washout, requiring emergency replacement and track restoration. The existing log culvert structure had failed, creating a hazardous crossing point that prevented safe vehicle access to forest management areas. The damage had compromised both operational
