We are pleased to advise that Pelenoy Constructions Pty Ltd, under the direction of its Managing Director, Peter Waud, has over recent years, successfully completed three projects for various entities in our group. They are:
> Greenway Plaza Wetherill Park; Major alterations and additions to the existing shopping centre. Value, $1.8 million.
> Bulky Goods Retail development at the corner of Woodville Rd and Fairfield St. East Fairfield; Value, $4.5 Million.
> Casula Central, Hume Highway Casula; Bulky Goods Retail development; Value $13.8 million.

Three things are significant.
> In each case Pelenoy won a competitive tender.
> All projects were completed within budget and on time.
> Any identified defects and or remedial works required were attended to immediatley and without fuss.

One cannot ask more from any building contractor than that.

I will be pleased to answer any queries you may have in furtherance of your own interests.

Pelenoy Constructions Pty Ltd was engaged to design and construct a predominatley commercial and industrial development on behalf of FKP Commercial Developments Pty Limited in 2006.

The works was undertaken at one of our projects known as ‘J6’ at 6 Jubilee Avenue, Warriewood in Sydney’s northern beaches. The contract value was in the order of $12,775,000 (excl GST). The works were undertaken via an AS4902 General Conditions of Contract for Design and Construct under a fixed lump-sum cost arrangement.

The project consisted of an array of commercial suits, industrial units and large complex common area in the form on-grade and upper podium decks capable of parking cars and rigid trucks. A child care centre and cafe were also included as part of the works. Largely a concrete structure, Pelenoy deployed due care and skill for both pre-cast and in-situ concrete elements of the design.

The works were undertaken in a timely fashion, within the contract program and without dispute. Challenges faced were readily overcome and some six years beyond completion, the building is standing the test of time. Tenants speak highly of the development.

I found Peter Waud to be a hands-on Director of Pelenoy, attending design meetings, leading the on-site team with direction and assisting FKP when required at an authorities level. Pelenoy went above their contract requirements to assist FKP in delivering its requirements under the development consent, in an environmentally sensitive area adjacent to Narrabeen Creek.

I would consider Pelenoy to be a “no fuss” builder that is willing to find solutions agreeable to both the principal and the contractor in order to get the works done, but at all times, in accordance with principal’s requirements and design intent.

I can recommend Pelenoy for projects of a similar nature and cost and would employ them again, should the need arise.

PMP limited is one of the largest printing and distribution companies of catalogues, magazines and marketing materials in Australasia and is the largest heat-set web offset printer in Australasia. Within the ‘PMP Print’ Division services include: Directories Printing, Retail Printing, Publishing, Government Printing, and Corporate Printing across Australia from major facilities located in Melbourne, Perth, Sydney and Brisbane.

In 1993 Pelenoy commenced working with PMP at various sites around Australia.

The projects have varied in sizes from $300K to $21 million. The total value of works completed is approximatley $50 million.

The projects have consisted of office fit outs, building renovations, and constructing new building.

In summary, Pelenoy Constructions has been instrumental in assisting PMP Limited to achieve significant, structural changes to our business. The Pelenoy team have always presented themselves with the utmost integrity and professionalism.

Pelenoy have always given us straight advice, meeting its promises and working without incident to deliver excellent results.

I would be happy to recommend Pelenoy Constructions to any prospective future clients.

Pelenoy Constructions has been recommended by Manroland Australasia Pty Limited to construct printing press machine bases for all types of printing machinery no matter how large or small.

Printing presses, such as manroland demand the highest quality in machine foundations. The long term reliability of the printing press depend heavily on the quality and accurate tolerances of the machine base.

This type of work is not in the millions but often ranges between $100,000 and $300,000.

We would have no hesitation in recommending Pelenoy Constructions. They have never delivered late and once agreeing on the price it does not vary.

I personally have worked with Peter Waud over the last decade and have found him and his company to be honest, professional, deliver on time, and go the extra mile to ensure customer satisfaction.