Valeco Homes 5 Weeks On Since The Meeting


 Click for latest update March 2018 - Still not finished

 17th April 2017- Let 2 weeks go by for for tanks to cure, did not hear anything and then contacted the office after 3 weeks. Was told that an engineer would assess the site 7/04/2017 as it was deemed to be too wet after Cyclone Debbie. Contacted the office again on 10/04/2017 and was told that the site supervisor would be in touch. 


It has been 16 days since we last had rain - surely something will happen this week? I really want to try to remain upbeat and start seeing this moving.
Location: Brisbane QLD, Australia

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