GJG Earthworks

24/09/2025

Making tracks with tracks. Garths carving away at these walking switchbacks ensuring the climb is more manageable for locals and visitors alike.

23/09/2025

Incoming waking track to the The Snowy River Swim Spot 😎😎😎😎 right on time for the approaching summer.

15/09/2025

Next step, accomodation pads.

31/08/2025

Not to stress you out. But Spring has sprung 🌞

We already have bookings up through spring and summer booked out, with a few weeks here and there still available, contact us today to plan out your works 📧 📞

24/07/2025

Falling that water in the direction it always should have been.

10/07/2025

When it rains it pours. Before and afters never looked so good.

01/07/2025

Fences typically fail when acting as a retaining wall.

Pretty proud of this before and after, cleaned up the fence line and site ready for future development.

29/04/2025

From out of control bushes harbouring weeds, snakes and ticks. To a clean gravel turning circle.

24/04/2025

Lest we forget

“Here in East Gippsland, the spirit of Anzac lives on through the stories of local veterans, the solemnity of our dawn services, and the values of resilience, mateship and service to community that remain at the heart of regional life.

We thank those who serve and have served.
May we always honour their memory not only with words, but through the way we support one another, strive for peace, and strengthen the communities they fought to protect.”

Today, on Anzac Day, the 110th anniversary of the Gallipoli landings, we take a moment to reflect on the enduring significance of this national day of remembrance.

Each Anzac Day, we honour the courage, service and sacrifice of the Australian and New Zealand servicemen and women – past and present – who have served our countries in times of war, conflict and peacekeeping.

We also remember their families and the communities who supported them, often quietly bearing the weight of their loved ones' service.

Here in East Gippsland, the spirit of Anzac lives on through the stories of local veterans, the solemnity of our dawn services, and the values of resilience, mateship and service to community that remain at the heart of regional life.

We thank those who serve and have served.
May we always honour their memory not only with words, but through the way we support one another, strive for peace, and strengthen the communities they fought to protect.

Lest we forget.

Caption: Member of the 13th Gippsland Light Horse, Vanessa Wells, at the Dawn Service held in Orbost.

24/04/2025

Resurfacing driveways to be as perfect as that view