Parker Bros Earthmoving

01/04/2026

01/04/2026

Little rock beach job done on the rubicon river!

12/02/2026

First road crossing job finished cheers to Leigh Shields Concreting. For the neat work 👌🏻

31/07/2025

The boys having a good crack at this road cut in , absolute day for it !☀️

31/07/2025

Walter Spur took home the Parker Bros Earthmoving Handicap at our recent Tuesday Gallops meet for Gavin Bedggood 🏆

Parker Bros Earthmoving delivers professional service in a wide range of earthmoving and local haulage projects. With widespread experience in small and medium scale works they are here to ensure your private or commercial project will be completed to the highest of standards.

Cousins Jono and Chad Parker together with their team look forward to working with clients to exceed in delivering your ideal outcome on your project requirements.

18/03/2025

Jack Davey is delighted to be supported by Parker Bros Earthmoving this season after making his senior debut in 2024.

Parker Bros Earthmoving was officially established in 1964 and now operates as a second generation family business.

Parker Bros Earthmoving delivers professional service in a wide range of earthmoving and local haulage projects. With widespread experience in small and medium scale works they are here to ensure your private or commercial project will be completed to the highest of standards.

Cousins Jono and Chad Parker together with their team look forward to working with clients to exceed in delivering your ideal outcome on your project requirements.

Go Lions 🦁💙❤️💛

14/11/2024

Driveway cut in up the highlands, topped with west paps quarry 20ml cream crushed rock 👌🏻

02/11/2024

Dam extension done 👍🏻. customer wanted an island made in the middle topped with mulch for looks , once this one fills up fuller with some water should be a beauty!

07/03/2024

Our 322 excavator placing stumps and logs along the riverbank to create habitat for native fish. a cool job this one was!

09/01/2024

Big rock beach done last year to help save a heavily eroding bank on Hughes creek in Avenel. 40 truck loads of rock carted to get this one done!