The Parham Construction team recently completed a steel cattle yard cover suitable for all conditions.
In late February we began construction of a new structure which we built over existing livestock yards on the property.
The end product was a reliable steel shelter to keep the yards working efficiently in all conditions.
The project was manufactured and erected by the Parham Construction team, including the supply and installation of an
ECO ExoRoll roller door.
To see the variety of work we do at Parham Construction, visit our latest news page to view our completed steel shed and other projects.
To get in touch about a shed build , extension or renovation of an existing structure, get in touch today.
The Parham Construction shed building team are nearing the completion of an industrial shed, the culmination of multiple months of hard work.
Parham Construction were thrilled to complete this industrial steel warehouse extension for Elders in Mount Gambier.
Parham Construction were tasked with helping the Generations in Jazz music festival go bigger in 2025, building four identical shed structures for the annual festival.
A recent shed revamp involved an open fronted stone shed offering no weather protection. We used Colorbond Woodland Grey corrugated iron to clad the facade, replacing the temporary tarpaulins that previously existed.
Needing to repurpose your existing shed? This client had an open fronted shed which he wanted to fully enclose to make it more usable and secure.
Parham Construction are your Shed Relocation experts in the Mount Gambier and Millicent areas.
This multi purpose custom designed machinery shed was recently built for another one of our valued customers.
Our client in OB Flat is very pleased with the completed 30.8m long x 18.6m wide x 5.85m high machinery shed including full concrete floor that we recently built.
We have just built this 6m (L) x 3.865m (W) x 2.4m (H) domestic shed in Mount Gambier using Australian BlueScope Steel.
This internal stormwater system was designed and installed to avoid possible damage to external pipework. Read more.
