DM Civil, has been a prominent player in concrete construction, with various projects showcasing our expertise, including pre-cast and in-situ-cast structures like, underpasses, boat ramps, bridges, and ground tanks.  Notably, DM Civil’s involvement in potable water retaining ground tanks dates to the 1990s, with significant projects such as the Dalwallinu 2 megalitre ground tank. The construction process involves multiple steps, including earthworks, steel fixing, concrete pouring, and structural installations, all adhering to stringent quality standards. Building on our past successes, DM Civil is currently undertaking a similar project in Lakelands, following the same design principles as the Dalwallinu tank. With a commitment to upholding excellence and leveraging our concrete capabilities, we aim to deliver yet another high-quality asset for Peet Mandurah Syndicate and the Water Corporation.

DM Civil, has been a prominent player in concrete construction, with various projects showcasing our expertise, including pre-cast and in-situ-cast structures like, underpasses, boat ramps, bridges, and ground tanks.  Notably, DM Civil’s involvement in potable water retaining ground tanks dates to the 1990s, with significant projects such as the Dalwallinu 2 megalitre ground tank. The construction process involves multiple steps, including earthworks, steel fixing, concrete pouring, and structural installations, all adhering to stringent quality standards. Building on our past successes, DM Civil is currently undertaking a similar project in Lakelands, following the same design principles as the Dalwallinu tank. With a commitment to upholding excellence and leveraging our concrete capabilities, we aim to deliver yet another high-quality asset for Peet Mandurah Syndicate and the Water Corporation.

Richard H. was introduced to DM Civil by his brother Michael in early 2011 and commenced work in his first role as a stormwater manhole patcher at Lake Coogee Stage 2, a residential land development project. This was under the tutelage of the lege…