This dairy farm in Patoka wanted a second trough in nearly every paddock. The goal was simple, reduce walking distances for stock and increase the overall availability and storage of water on the farm.

A new property purchase in Elsthorpe meant starting fresh with the water system. The old troughs were removed and replaced with new, reliable units. Additional pipework was also pulled in to help subdivide and supply paddocks more efficiently.

This project involved open trenching to install power mains needed to activate a new water source. With services crossing the site and strict levels to follow, the team worked through the alignment carefully to ensure everything was set at the correct depth before the cables and pipework went in.

This job for Instant Green Limited required accuracy from start to finish. The 110mm main line needed to be installed at a very specific depth, as pop-up sprinklers were going directly on top of the pipe. That meant the skid pads and trench profile had to be lined up perfectly before the pull began.

This job north of Taupō came with one main challenge—next to no room to move. With tight boundaries and limited access through the block, every metre required careful planning, accurate positioning, and steady hands on the controls.

We recently wrapped up a major water reticulation project right at the base of the Ruahine Range, installing 4.5 kilometres of new pipelines and 13 fresh troughs across steep hill country.