Casabene Excavations Drainage

Michael Casabene founded Casabene Drainage some 40 years ago in which it has successfully grown into the Casabene Group of Companies.

Today, the original Drainage business is still operational and is owned & operated by son, Pip Casabene.

In 1994 after using backhoes and mini excavators to complete drainage works Pip decided to branch out and purchase a larger excavator for hire to contractors in which was a great success with year by year growth and development has now grown into excess of 400 pieces of plant.

After many years of service to Drainage division Marty Vaina made the move into Excavating as an operator, to assisting Pip with growing the business and now a partner in the Excavation division, and now running the day to day operations of also.

Reg Lumani began with Pip as an apprentice in the Drainage division and some years later joined Pip in Managing the operations as well as working his way through the business to becoming Pip’s partner in the Drainage division and running the daily operations of the business.

Casabene Group are always looking to grow, expand and develop into difference areas to assist our Group for future projects.

In 2010, Casabene Group was formed employing 100 plus staff and contractors.  This allowed them to consolidate a number of companies to become a group that can assist in a multitude of areas and meet and exceed their clients requirements.

Services

Excavation & Drainage
Drain Cleaning
Drainage
Site Cuts

Reviews

“Very professional. Awesome service, boss is trendy and well dressed.”

“Very professional company good reliable and well maintained equipment highly recommended.”

“Bad mannered, rude drivers that display disgusting road rage for no reason at all … hope the police remove all your licenses.”

“Never dealt with your company, and now never plan to. Just witnessed one of your company cars being driven by a lunatic! Road rage, riding up people’s arses, swerving in and out of lanes. I have the photo and rego number and will be reporting to the police”