At Parker Precision we have recognised the demand from our clients for high-quality ceilings and partitions as well as high-quality carpentry services. So over the past year, we have invested in building our ceilings and partitions team in order to deliver for our amazing clients.

Parker Precision is proud to announce that we have officially been certified as a Great Place to Work. With a huge thanks to our employees for participating in our survey and voting so positively for us. Our company culture is of the utmost importance to us and we heavily invest in consistently improving all areas of our company

At Parker Precision we are continuously looking to hire great, hardworking employees. We currently have positions available for experienced CARPENTERS for commercial carpentry work all throughout the Greater Brisbane Area.

Construction is a complex and multi-faceted industry that requires the seamless coordination of various teams and individuals to achieve project success. One of the most critical aspects of this coordination is communication. Effective communication in construction is essential to ensure that all parties involved are on the same page, working towards the same goal, and aware of any changes or updates that arise throughout the construction process.

Victorian Ash, also known as Tasmanian Oak or Australian Oak, is a popular hardwood species that grows in the southeastern part of Australia. It is commonly found in the forests of Victoria, Tasmania, and New South Wales. The timber from this tree is highly sought after for its versatility and durability, making it a favourite among furniture makers, builders, and designers.

When it comes to construction and remodelling projects, finding the right carpentry and drywall subcontractor is essential. Whether you're a homeowner, a general contractor, or a property manager, choosing the right subcontractor can make all the difference in the success of your project. In this article, we'll explore the top 10 tips for choosing the right carpentry and drywall subcontractor.

Investing in high-quality carpentry and drywall services can provide a range of benefits for homeowners and businesses. Whether you're planning a new construction project or remodelling an existing space, professional carpentry and drywall services can help ensure that the job is done correctly, efficiently, and to the highest standards. In this article, we'll explore some of the key benefits of investing in high-quality carpentry and drywall services.

Carpentry is a skilled trade that requires both creativity and technical ability. Whether you're a professional carpenter in Australia or a DIY enthusiast, having the right tools at your disposal is crucial for completing projects successfully and efficiently. In this blog post, we'll explore the essential tools that every carpenter in Australia should have in their toolkit.

Commercial plastering is an essential component of construction and renovation projects in Brisbane and throughout the world. Whether it's a new office building, a retail store, or a restaurant, commercial plastering is used to create smooth and durable surfaces that are both functional and visually pleasing.

The carpentry industry in Queensland is a thriving and important sector of the city's construction and trade industry. To become a carpenter in Brisbane, you will typically need to complete a trade qualification or apprenticeship program, which involves both on-the-job training and theoretical study. These programs can be found at technical colleges (like Tafe) and vocational schools throughout Australia. Carpenters have been inundated with work across the region. This comes with pros and cons for various members of the industry

Hiring reliable subcontractors is an absolute must for any builder. Failing to do so can lead to inevitable project headaches, and over time could also spell the eventual end for the builder. It is therefore essential to ensure your subcontractors are reliable, efficient and complete top-quality work.

As of 1 November, Parker Carpentry Contractors has rebranded to Parker Precision. The same great company with a brand new look. We are still committed to providing the highest quality service to all of our clients.

Much of the timber we use in Australia comes from species native to other countries. But there are commercial species that originated right here in Australia.

Let's look at Australia’s native tree species, their qualities and uses in construction.

From public liability to trade credit and tool insurance, commercial contractor insurance can, in theory, cover all risks. There is even cyber insurance to cover the risk of client data being stolen or your network taken hostage.

In this overview of contractor insurance, we look at some common types and what they cover, whether you’re a commercial carpentry contractor, plumber, electrician or any other type of tradie.

External cladding protects a structure from the elements, enhances its aesthetic appeal and adds to structural integrity. The fire safety of structural cladding has also been under scrutiny in the last few years.

Deconstruction rather than demolition has been a driving trend across the globe as issues of sustainability and recycling assimilate into the construction industry.

For any project manager, the need to find a balance between material costs and quality is a daily headache.

Choosing cheaper commercial flooring product A over B could be a stroke of budgeting genius, or a misstep that results in an expensive replacement order down the track.

Timber is a renewable resource – new trees can be replanted as old ones are harvested. However, if producing the timber leads to the destruction of the habitat it grows in, or does not include renewable practices, the process becomes unsustainable.

Let's look at why timber is a carbon-reducing material, and how carpenters can make sure they are using timber that’s produced in a sustainable way.

As federal and state governments try to contain COVID-19, aka coronavirus, its impact is being felt in industries across Australia.

And while building and construction sites continue to operate, lack of supplies could become a concern - an anxiety centred on goods made in China.

Let's look at the effect the virus is having on the building industry in Australia and just how dependent we are on imports.