We pride ourselves working throughout Tàmaki Makaurau and are committed to actively supporting the local Màori of Tàmaki Makaurau.  

Director, Gary Almond’s, stepfather of 20 years is of Màori decent, growing up on the East Coast of New Zealand. Gary understands the importance of supporting young tamariki for a better Aotearoa. 

A number of projects we have worked on have had crucial development aspects that continue to support the local community long after our mahi is finished. We are always honoured when we can be a part of something that continues supporting sustainable developments that benefit vulnerable tamariki. 

We believe it is important to understand the impact our work has on our environment. We are committed to minimising environmental impact, ensuring minimal disruption and aggravation, preventing pollution and unnecessary damage to the environment from our operations.

We aim to continuously improve our environmental performance, use energy and water efficiently, reduce consumption of materials, promote recycling and take account of environmental considerations as part of our investment process..

We have several sustainability measures in place; including a 2040 Zero Waste target, where our goal is to minimise waste generation and waste to landfill while maximising resource recovery to achieve New Zealand’s future sustainability goals.

Health and Safety at Almond Contractors is at the top of the list to ensure our team get home safely every day. 

We meet all Tier 1 Health and Safety regulations set to the highest standards which is proven by working with tier 1 contractors, Downer, McConnell Dowell, Auckland Council and Fulton Hogan.

All of our plants have approaching lights, handrails, spotlights, reversing cameras, emergency kill switches, isolating switches, squawkers and certified lift points.