Case Studies & News Announcements...

Michilis are currently in the progress of decommissioning a substation for our client Ausgrid 

Michilis completed demolition jobs; 

Michilis are powering ahead in delivery of the Koala Park Grand Treetop Walkway for Port Stephens Council. The Company is proud to support the local community with an education program underway, to learn more about these beautiful native creatures.

Michilis were approached by long term client N.E.T Modular to find a solution in replacing / repairing sections of their hardstand and roadway areas.

Omega Chemicals Hardstand & Concrete Pavement Completed 

Completed photos of Flynn's Beach Port Macquarie

Flynn's Beach Port Macquarie - See the Progress here 

Officially Opened

SpringField Walkway

Michilis have recently been awarded the contract to carry out extensive concrete remediation and repair works. 

Maritime Phonetic Alphabet Pavers.

Michilis were chosen by one of the Nations leading water technology companies Inovin to carry out the civil & concrete works for a sophisticated Effluent Plant.

Michilis Head Office has Relocated 

Completed in 2012, Bar Beach Cliff Stabilisation was a job that had Michilis thinking outside the square. Being proud Novocastrians & having operated since 1964, Michilis ensured the standard delivered as always was high end. 

Merewether Ocean Baths were refurbished by Michilis in 2014.

Design & Construct

Innovation, Persistence and honest hard work delivered this masterpiece

Michilis in conjunction with Ausgrid embarked on delivering one of Ausgrid's largest sub-stations in Newcastle before completion of the design. 

Solar Energy and farming remains at the forefront for renewable technology. Michilis were engaged by CSIRO to carry out the earth & civil works to support this sophisticated infrastructure. Precision on this Project was the outcome. Each footing & bolt configuration was placed precisely in order to gain the maximum directional line for the reflecting mirrors. These mirrors (once positioned correctly) reflected back to the heat ex-changer located at the apex of the tower.