Dowsing Group

Boots on, shovels ready. Dowsing Group is proud to be delivering another public infrastructure upgrade, this time for the City of Kwinana community. We look forward to sharing project updates as works progress.

Pictured: Sam Dowsing, Brian Behan, Sean Lonergan, Bill Isgar

The coastal path connecting Ocean Reef Marina to Burns Beach is getting an upgrade, and our Civil team is on the ground delivering it.

Stage 1 of the City of Joondalup’s Coastal Shared Path Upgrade is progressing well, with the full civil scope including profiling, path widening, kerb construction and red asphalt installation being delivered along this stunning coastal corridor. Vegetation clearing controls have been strictly observed throughout, with works carefully sequenced to protect the surrounding scrubland and dune vegetation.

Sustainability has also played a role on site, with around 1,000 treated pine bollards and 1,500m of fencing removed during the profiling phase donated to a local Men’s Shed instead of heading to landfill.

A better path for the community, and a little less waste along the way.

More to come as Stage 2 progresses.

Road profiling isn't just for roads. Our WA Road Services team recently used our Wirtgen W210Fi Profiler with Leica 3D machine control to mill a limestone quarry floor to a finished grade — hitting tolerances of ±1–2mm ahead of dimension stone extraction.

Precision work in an unusual setting, and the team delivered exactly that.

Quality kerbing is what ties a new road together, and Dowsing kerbing crews work across metro and regional WA to support new construction and road maintenance projects.

On the Bussell Highway Duplication project, our team delivered extruded kerbing and concrete infill works as part of the State Government's upgrade of the key Capel to Busselton corridor.

Over 10km of kerbing. Nearly 6,000m² of red concrete infill. 24 mobilisations across more than a year of staged construction. That's what it took to support one of the South West's most significant road upgrades.

Another active transport upgrade delivered for Perth's northern suburbs.

A new 1.5-kilometre section of 3.5-metre-wide red asphalt shared path now runs along Hartman Drive in Wangara, giving locals a safe, connected route for walking and cycling through one of Perth's busiest northern arterials.

From limestone subbase to red asphalt surface, pram ramps, concrete footpaths, brick paving and tactile indicators — the team delivered the full scope, all while keeping a live dual carriageway running throughout construction via staged lane closures and night works. No small feat.

Great ex*****on from the Dowsing Civil team for the City of Wanneroo.

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There's something special about breaking ground on a new contract with the man who started it all. Dowsing Group's Geraldton footpath contract is underway, and to mark the occasion, founder Carl Dowsing made the trip out to site to get the first concrete down alongside the crew.

40 years on from where it all began, the work ethic hasn't changed. Neither has the standard.

We are looking forward to working with the City of Greater Geraldton to deliver footpath infrastructure that makes a real difference for the local community.