W Wall & Sons is engaged in the business of quarrying and has been trading since 1970. Our principal products/services are the provision of quarry materials, which are sold to both private and government customers.
Crushing at Sunset
Our business has been operating from Eden Lassie Creek since 1988 and from the Nebo area since 1982, so is considered a well-established business in both areas. W Wall & Sons operates Track Mounted Jaw Crushers and Track Mounted Screening Plants to allow versatility if and when it is required to complete contracts on-site.
W Wall & Sons Waitara-Braeside Quarry and our Longford(Eden Lassie) Creek Quarry are both Main Roads (TMR) registered/certified.
Nebo Plant 1D
The Business also holds an EPA Mobile Environmental Permit – Permit Number ENRE01477910 to enable mobile crushing throughout Queensland. Waitara-Braeside Quarry holds an EPA Certificate of Registration – Number EPPR00665213. W Wall & Sons is also registered as a Quality Assured Supplier – Certificate Number 5758.
Bill Wall
Bill Wall started business with a tip truck in 1962, working mainly for Thiess Transport around Brisbane. He than started a small screening plant on the North Pine River circa 1970 where the North Pine Dam is now located. W Wall & Sons was now born.
Bill then started a quarry at Daybora and Strathpine in 1973, screening gravel for roadbase for some roadworks. From there, Bill in 1978 won the contract to crush and screen gravel for the Wivenhoe Dam project, where he remained until the job was completed in 1981. After completion of the Wivenhoe Dam project, Bill moved to Nebo where he crushed and supplied roadbase for the Suttor Developmental road for Dept. Main Roads. On completion of this he then worked as a mobile crushing contractor over most of Queensland, also doing some earthworks and marine work (Bowen Marina extension). Also over this time Bill established a permanent quarry site at Bowen and also at Nebo, which continues to grow.