Pebble Beach Constructions
PROJECTS
The manager of Pebble Beach Constructions, Phil Hall, prides himself in ensuring the projects are completed in a timely manner while still ensuring quality workmanship. View the progress of some of our past projects to get an idea of a typical timeframe for a home build project.
Snapper
Commenced May 2019 - Completed September 2019
Single storey, steel framed family home with polished concrete floors. Interior designer, Claire Baker located in Perth, guided the client with interior design choices as part of the contract.
Mortiss
Commenced May 2017 - Completed October 2017
Single storey, four bedroom, two bathroom family home with outdoor living area.
Sailfish "Custom Built Home of the Year" 2017 HIA North West Housing Awards
Commenced February 2016 - Completed December 2016
The clients purchased a large corner block at the Exmouth
Marina to allow ample mooring space for their boat. In keeping with the client's
brief, the house design makes full use of the land’s shape and size while accommodating
the six bedrooms, four bathrooms and two kitchens for when family holiday with
them. The home’s design mirrors the marina environs with an Exmouth seaside feel.
Inggarda "Framed Home of the Year" 2016 HIA North West Housing Awards
Commenced June 2015 - Completed November 2015
Modern double storey marina holiday home. Main bedroom,
living and entertainment area are upstairs with a spacious deck overlooking the
marina. The contract includes four bedrooms, two bathrooms, two living areas
and a large garage to house a car and boat.
Madaffari 2
Commenced February 2015 - Completed July 2015
Modern double storey marina holiday home. Main bedroom,
living and entertainment area are upstairs with a spacious deck overlooking the
marina. The contract includes four bedrooms, two bathrooms, two living areas
and a large garage to house a car and boat.
Cape Wilderness
Commenced August 2014 - Completed March 2015
This project is a double storey, timber framed home taking in the gulf views. The client's brief is 'Beach House'. Cladding of Western Red Cedar to weather into silver over time and large, recycled timber beams from the Carnarvon Jetty, all add to the 'Beach House' feel of this new home. All rooms are generous in size and lend themselves to open plan living.
Sea Rescue Extension
Commenced July 2014 - Completed December 2014
The Volunteer Marine Rescue involves sizable, portal steel frames to withstand the exposure to cyclonic weather and house the marine vessels. The external cladding is in limestone style blocks and ultra colourbond in keeping with the existing structure and surrounding buildings. The extension also houses a conference area, kitchen and disabled access toilet, all designed in consultation with the Marine Rescue volunteers.