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Brisbane’s Earthwork Specialists

Established in 1988, our vast experience in the industry has equipped us with the expertise to handle any earthmoving challenge.

As a family-owned and operated business proudly serving Queensland for over 36 years, we bring a depth of knowledge that ensures precision and efficiency in every project.

We guarantee a seamless experience, allowing you to confidently entrust your project to us, knowing it will be completed to the highest industry standards.

Our specialised expertise and proven track record cover all areas of earthworks. From the simplest tasks to the most complex projects, you can rest assured that your project is in the most capable hands—the A Team’s hands.

The Advantage

Expertise

Our family business has been proudly serving the Queensland community for over 36 years. This experience has given us in-depth knowledge that only experience can provide – so we can offer our clients an unmatched level of expertise

Multi-Generation
Family Business

Family owned and operated, we’ve passed our passion for superior earthworks from one generation to the next so you enjoy 36 years of industry expertise that’s impossible to match anywhere else

65 + Machines
For Wet Hire

We have a vast range of top-grade earthworks machinery available for wet hire. All of our equipment undergo regular maintenance and are ready to go with highly experienced operators. Speak to us about hiring a skilled machine operator today

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Excavation Equipment

Our extensive range of 65+ state-of-the-art excavation machines are regularly maintained to provide your project with consistent and reliable efficiency.
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Frequently Asked Questions

“Earthworks” is an umbrella term for a range of activities and services essential to preparing your site for construction and ensuring proper land utilisation.

This typically includes tasks such as excavation, land grading, and the construction of embankments. Earthworks also cover the removal of soil and rock, adding stability to slopes and terrain, and managing the drainage and erosion of a site.

For specialised projects, this can involve tunnelling and trenching, often necessary for laying foundations or infrastructure like water pipes and cables.

At A-Team Earthmoving, we treat each project with careful planning and precision to ensure compliance and a service that is tailored to your needs.

Examples of earthworks construction include:

  1. Excavation: Removing topsoil, rock or large amounts of earth to create foundations for buildings or other structures..
  2. Land Grading: Levelling or sloping the land to prepare for construction projects, improving drainage, and preventing erosion.
  3. Embankment Construction: Building up areas with soil or rock to support roads, railways, or to prevent water from entering specific areas.
  4. Trenching and Tunnelling: Creating trenches for the installation of utilities like water, gas, and electrical systems.
  5. Dredging: Removing sediment and debris from the bottoms of lakes, rivers, harbours, and other water bodies to improve navigation, increase waterway depth, or create new land.
  6. Soil Stabilisation: Techniques to increase the strength and durability of soil, reducing the risk of erosion or shifting, especially in high load-bearing areas.
  7. Compaction: Increasing the density of the soil, which provides stability and strength to support the construction of roads, foundations, and other structures.

The terms ‘excavation’ and ‘earthwork’ are often intertwined in the field of construction, but they describe distinct processes:

Excavation:

Specifically involves the removal of soil, rock, or other materials from a site, usually to create a cavity or hole. The purpose of excavation can range from forming foundations and basements to making way for underground utilities. It is a targeted action focused on the digging and extraction aspects of construction.

Earthwork:

Includes all activities that involve manipulating the earth’s surface. This includes excavation but extends to other operations such as grading, embankment construction, trenching, and compaction. While excavation is a key component of earthwork, the latter encompasses a wider range of tasks necessary for preparing and altering a construction site.

Planning permission often depends on several factors, including the size of the building, its historical significance, and local regulations.

Here are some general guidelines:

  1. Local Regulations: Most local governments require planning permission for demolition to ensure that the process is safe, environmentally sound, and in line with urban development plans.
  2. Historical Significance: If the building is listed or located in a conservation area, you will almost certainly need special permission. These regulations help preserve buildings of historical and architectural importance.
  3. Size and Impact: Smaller structures and outbuildings like sheds or garages might not always require permission, but it’s crucial to verify this as local policies can vary widely.
  4. Environmental Concerns: Demolition can impact the environment, especially if hazardous materials like asbestos are present. Environmental assessments might be required as part of the planning permission process.

We understand you’ve got better things to do than read up on local policies or chase down your local council representatives. That’s why we help take care of all compliance and regulations to ensure your project moves forward on time, without unnecessary delays and with no potential penalties.

If you’ve ever tried to get answers from the local council, you might have ended up more confused than when you started. This is because council approval is a grey area that changes between each city council.

It’s important to get your demolition project approved to avoid any nasty surprises down the line.

There have been cases where, without approval, banks would not settle loans on houses and local councils end up looking to perform safety inspections on pools that are no longer there.

The approval process can be confusing and frustrating to tackle on your own. That’s why we fully assist with the application and approval process.
You sit back while we provide all necessary forms (we’ll even assist in filling them out).

We also provide all the proof of work and other information to the relevant departments.

On completion of the works, we provide a certificate that proves that the demolition works meet all relevant standards and also remove the pool from the council plan.

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