We don't dig a hole and walk away. We work with the contours of the land and the right materials for your soil, so the dam holds and the land stays sound.
Fill this in and Paolo gives you a call back himself. No call centre, no pressure.
We read the ground first, find the clay, key the wall in so the water has nowhere to go. A dam is either built right or it slowly empties every dry season. We build it so it stays full.
You walk down of a morning and the water is where you left it. No slow drop, no cracked bank, no wondering why the level keeps sinking. Stock have a drink, the pump has a feed, and you don't think about it again. That's the quiet the right build gives you. It just works, year after year.
Give it a season and the grass creeps back over the batter, the wall settles into the fall of the paddock, and it looks like the country always had water sitting there. Nothing scarred, nothing raw. Just a dam that belongs, holding tight through the driest stretch the season throws at it.
An unexperienced operator ignores the fall, uses whatever dirt is handy and walks off before it leaks. We follow the land, use the right clay, and stand behind it.
We walk the site, check the fall and the soil, and work out if the ground will actually hold water before a machine turns a wheel. No guessing.
Right clay core, wall keyed in properly, batters graded to sit stable. The GPS grader gets the levels exact so nothing's left to chance.
A season on, the grass is back and the wall's settled in. It holds full through the dry and looks like the land always had it.
Most leaks come from the wrong dirt and a wall that wasn't keyed in. We check your soil first, find the clay, and lock the wall into solid ground. If the country genuinely won't hold water, we tell you straight before you spend a cent.
Some ground holds water, some doesn't. Better you know before the money's spent than after. We walk the site, read the soil, and give you an honest answer. If it needs a clay liner or a different spot, we'll say so up front.
The whole thing. We plan it, build the wall, key the core, grade the batters and leave it tidy. You deal with one bloke start to finish, not a bunch of subbies pointing fingers when something goes wrong.
We cover Peel, the Wheatbelt and the Great Southern, and we float gear out to around 400 kilometres for the right job. We run our own truck and float, so getting the machines to your place is our problem, not yours.
I run PZ Corp and I've spent the last five years building dams and earthworks for rural owners across Peel, the Wheatbelt and the Great Southern. I've seen too many people burnt by a leaking dam they paid good money for, and I won't put my name to work like that.
We run a GPS grader, an excavator, a dozer and our own float to get the gear to your place. That means the levels are exact and the wall's built right, not eyeballed. The job gets done once and done properly.
When you call, you get me. I'll come have a proper look at your ground, tell you honestly what it needs, and give you a straight price. No pressure and no surprises.
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Fixed price, honest answer on your ground, and no pressure. If it's not right for a dam, I'll tell you.