accountability. “Carpentry is such a key part of building a quality home. Having our own team means they deeply understand our standards and expectations,” Cameron says. “We’ve got guys who have been with us for 10, 15, even 25 years. That says a lot about our culture.” That culture is built on collaboration and mutual respect, both within the company and with their extended network of subcontractors and suppliers. “We’re always looking for like-minded businesses that share our values,” Cameron notes. “The consistency of those relationships means we don’t have to micromanage every detail—they just get it. They know how we work, and we know the quality they deliver.” Unlike some companies that collect industry awards and accolades, Pacific Blue has chosen not to go down that path. For them, the real recognition comes from their clients. “It’s more authentic for us to have a happy client referring us to their friends and family. That’s what matters,” Cameron says simply. Among the many homes Pacific Blue has delivered over the years, one project stands out—not just for the technical challenges but for the way it exemplified the company’s approach. Built on a steep, rocky site along a busy road, the project demanded creative problem-solving from the outset. The clients came in with a clear design vision—a modern country farmhouse—and Pacific Blue rose to the challenge. They sourced reclaimed timber sleepers from a demolished local bridge to create dramatic feature rafters, THE CONSTRUCTION SOURCE AUSTRALIA
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