Case Studies

We have been involved from the very start with the $10,000,000 expansion and upgrade of one of our client’s intensive livestock complexes. This project has been developed and refined over two years, and at every step of the venture Limestone Park has been involved. We have been asked to be involved in government negotiations relating […]

Often Limestone Park are requested to construct riding arenas with varying materials and budgets. This particular arena constructed in Gingin has a base of Limestone and topped with yellow sand to ensure an even surface.  We advised the clients the importance of and how to maintain the arena.

NACC (Northern Agricultural Council) engaged Limestone Park to fence approximately 2km’s of coastal dunes running in front of the Lancelin town site. The fence requested was post and rail over ring-lock; however we suggested using three strands of elastic horse sighter wire in lieu of the ring-lock. The reason we suggested this style of fence,

Limestone Park cleared pivot areas for WA’s largest corn growers – One of the difficulties of this job was its close proximity to the Dampier to Perth Gas Pipeline, and the fact that a service road had to be established over the gas pipelines to allow 60t machinery access to the whole property. Limestone Park

Limestone Park’s ability to easily mobilize its own equipment, is one of the reasons that an upgrade to one mine’s existing accommodation site to house an additional 75 workers only took four days. It was not until a few days before we were to be on site that the final scope of work was submitted,

Limestone Park was commissioned to design and build a 17 mega-litre dam at Moora. One of the challenges of this project was the client’s desire to obtain maximum volume within a given parameter. We had to use the extracted material from the middle of the dam to form the walls, but we could only excavate