Everest Contracting successfully delivered a comprehensive remedial works package, valued at over $1 million, to a six-level residential and commercial building in Sydney, originally constructed circa 2004. The structure comprises concrete floor slabs, load-bearing and non-load-bearing masonry walls, and a metal sheet-clad roof. Completed in May 2025, the project addressed critical structural, waterproofing, and aesthetic
Balcony Waterproofing, Sliding Door Replacement, Concrete Repairs & Façade Upgrades – Narrabeen Our team has recently completed a comprehensive remedial construction project at 2–6 Robertson Street, Narrabeen, a four-storey residential building originally constructed in 1974. The works addressed a range of long-standing structural, waterproofing, and drainage issues, significantly improving the building’s safety, durability, and overall
Balustrade Replacement, Concrete Repairs & Waterproofing Project Completed - October 2025 Our team has recently completed a comprehensive remedial building works project at 473–477 Willoughby Road, Willoughby, delivering important upgrades to the building’s balcony areas and select site elements. The scope of works was focused on improving structural integrity, compliance, and waterproofing performance, ensuring the
The Team at Everest Contracting have been working on revamping 12 balconies around a block of 15 units. These balconies were having issues with concrete spalling so they had to be demolished and re-waterproofed, tiled and new balustrades installed. One of the most interesting points about this job, was that the balconies turned out to
Everest Contracting is grateful to be able to continue work on our 30 construction projects in NSW while the situation in Victoria remains economically and personally tragic for thousands, with the current closures of the construction industry there. It is symbolic that one of the first of our projects to benefit will be the historic
Building reforms have now been introduced in response to public concern over building standards in the wake of high-profile cladding fire incidents, and more recently the Mascot and Opal Tower structural issues. Australian builders, engineers and designers will now need to meet higher standards aimed at improving building quality and safety in NSW. Everest Contracting
