Another Aussie building company collapses as costs bite
Building company A1A Homes and its subsidiary A1A Commercial Builders have been revealed as among the latest casualties of Australia’s construction industry crisis.
The business, which is based in Point Cook in Melbourne’s south-west, went into administration on May 2.
A1A homes has built houses in Victoria, News South Wales, South Australia, Northern Territory and Western Australia.
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“With over 15 years of experience, A1A Homes has built a reputation for being one of the fast growing [sic] builders in Australia,” its website reads.
A1A Commercial Builders has been marketed as “a leading construction company with over 20 years industry experience”.
Its website says it has been responsible for building schools, including Melbourne South Primary School for the Department of Education, as well as retail and commericials builds.
Kathleen Vouris and RIchard Albarran from Hall Chadwick have been appointed to the administrations.
9News.com.au have contacted A1A Homes and Hall Chadwick for comment.
The builder’s downfall came less than two weeks after Victorian construction company Mahercorp also went into administration.
