Port Stephens

Earthmoving & Civil Construction in Port Stephens

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MORE THAN 10 YEARS' CIVIL CONSTRUCTION EXPERIENCE

STRONG EMPHASIS ON SAFETY, EFFICIENCY & PRECISION

EXCELLING IN EXCAVATION, GRADING, CLEARING & more

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Unearthing Excellence in Earthworks

At JDM Civil Group, our passion for shaping the land is matched only by our commitment to excellent service. From rural properties to commercial projects, our hands-on experience paves the way for unparalleled outcomes in Port Stephens—from Glen Oak to Fern Bay.

Our director, Jay Mills, brings over a decade of industry expertise to the helm, ensuring every project benefits from his seasoned insight. We pride ourselves on a cornerstone of honesty and integrity, forging relationships with clients that are as solid as the ground we work on. With JDM Civil Group, expect nothing less than precision, efficiency and top-quality results.

To arrange a consultation, call our team on 0405 845 571.

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Roads Construction

Navigating the path to successful road construction in Port Stephens means partnering with a team that understands the lay of the land. With meticulous planning and precision execution, we craft thoroughfares that stand the test of time.

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Bulk Earthworks

Transforming the landscape of Port Stephens begins with the mastery of bulk earthworks. Our team excels in moving mountains so that your vision can take root on the ideal foundation.

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Bulk Haulage

Efficiency in bulk haulage across Port Stephens is key to keeping your project on schedule. Our fleet is ready to transport the heavy loads, ensuring your materials are where you need them, when you need them.

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Civil Earthworks

Precision is paramount in civil earthworks in Port Stephens. We align cutting-edge technology with seasoned expertise to shape the land to your project's exact specifications.

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Subdivisions & Projects

The intricate dance of creating subdivisions in Port Stephens requires an adept partner. Our strategic approach ensures every square metre of your project is optimised for success.

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Plant Hire

Your project in Port Stephens deserves the best tools for the job. Our plant hire is the solution to equipping your site with high-quality machinery, manned by the industry's most skilled operators.

Services Tailored to Your Needs

When you partner with us, you choose a suite of services crafted to meet the dynamic needs of your project:

Expert earthmoving & civil constructions
Cutting-edge bulk haulage solutions
Strategic subdivision planning & execution
Comprehensive plant hire for all project sizes
Meticulous service & drainage installation

Connect with us today, and let's carve out the foundations for your next venture with unmatched professionalism and skill.

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Earthmoving & Civil Construction in Port Stephens

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Contact Details

0405 845 571

Port Stephens NSW

Monday: 6:00 am - 6:00 pm
Tuesday: 6:00 am - 6:00 pm
Wednesday: 6:00 am - 6:00 pm
Thursday: 6:00 am - 6:00 pm
Friday: 6:00 am - 6:00 pm
Saturday: 6:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sunday: Closed

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is wet hire?

Wet hire refers to the practice of hiring equipment or machinery along with an operator, who is responsible for operating and maintaining the equipment. This can be a cost-effective option for construction companies that do not have their own equipment or specialised operators.
What considerations should be made when working with protected wildlife areas during construction?

Working with protected wildlife areas requires careful planning to minimise environmental disruption. This includes conducting wildlife assessments, creating conservation plans, scheduling work to avoid breeding seasons, using wildlife-friendly equipment and ongoing monitoring to ensure the protection of the species.
What role does community engagement play in the success of a construction project?

Community engagement is vital in securing local support, understanding community needs, fostering goodwill, minimising opposition and ensuring that the project aligns with the social and economic goals of the community it serves.