Rural Irrigation & Water Reticulation Services
Supporting farms across the Armidale area.
Whether you rely on bore water or surface supply, having a reliable pipeline system is vital for agricultural productivity. We carry out precise trenching and pipeline installation across Armidale to help farmers manage water distribution efficiently. Our team works closely with you to design and install a customised water reticulation system suited to your property and usage needs.
Efficient Pipeline Solutions for Rural Properties
Tailored to suit agricultural demands in Armidale.
Using durable polyethylene (PE) pipes, we ensure resistance to corrosion and flexibility for different terrain types. PE piping is ideal for drinking water, stock troughs, and irrigation. After laying the pipeline and completing system testing, we backfill to deliver a tidy and stable finish on your property.
Welding & Custom Fabrication Services
Reliable workmanship with local know-how.
Based in the New England region, we provide poly pipe welding and custom fabrication for all pipeline projects in Armidale. Whether you're upgrading infrastructure or planning a new installation, we manage the process from start to finish with a focus on safety and precision.
Our Services Include:
Our Capability
- New pipeline installation
- Temporary bypass lines
- Custom fabrication services
- Inground tie-in welding
- Air valve & scour installation
- Electrofusion & HDPE pipe welding
- Pipework and spool installation
We Operate Across Armidale and Beyond
We cover a vast area of New England and North West NSW, ensuring your stock and rural irrigation is efficient for your property.
Tamworth
Armidale
Gunnedah
Narrabri
Manilla
Scone
Glen Innes
moree
Barraba
Bingara
Nundle
Inverell
Please contact us to discuss your requirements
Mick's Excavation ensures results on your worksite. We use the best machinery and equipment in our industry, and take pride in providing a reliable, safe and efficient service. Call us today to discuss your front end loader hire requirements.
