Whitehorse Constructions & Plumbing are a residential & commercial registered builder.
We are also unique in that we are a licensed plumber as well.
I have a well rounded team which compliments our experience in both domestic, commercial and heritage listed projects.
Clients can seek comfort with Whitehorse Constructions & Plumbing that a vast majority of works can be done ‘in house’ by his employed staff which is demonstrated with the quality control of the project and the end user experience being a positive one.
The Whitehorse Constructions & Plumbing’s model is extremely adaptable where we can tackle minor projects, heritage projects, residential and commercial projects with all varying scopes and values and we are confident we would have the skillset and personnel to handle the project.
David Wightman has over 45 years of industry experience and considered a ‘jack of all trades’.
Whitehorse Constructions & Plumbing is an extremely experienced builder who has seen and done basically every aspect when it comes to construction.
David consistently demonstrates the ultimate can do approach with client satisfaction his number one priority.
His clients will strongly attest to his experience and capability, proving he can effectively coordinate every aspect of the project from commencement through to a successful completion.
With a strong and broad understanding of construction methods, techniques and the processes required to implement these on small, medium and large-scale projects, David has the versatility to complete small maintenance works to large construction projects.
Whitehorse Constructions & Plumbing have been commended on a previous heritage listed project for the “Maddingley Park Committee of Management” stating “The Committee of Management is impressed with the quality of work done on the heritage listed rotunda, and has received nothing but high praise from the community about this particular restoration. We would be pleased to offer future work to you and your company in our ongoing project to restore the park to its former glory”.