Rural Driveway and Shed Pad

Our client had an empty paddock section in a remote area of South Taranaki and needed to build a shed with a suitable driveway for their house bus.

We cut in a new track and shed pad. We supplied and spread metal to create a stable surface and installed a new road crossing culvert for access to the property.

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