Moretto Building
Providing professional service for over 60 years
Moretto Building Timeline
Established in the 1960’s Vic Moretto and Bill Alard - Moretto & Alards. Worked together subcontracting to B and L Builders of Melbourne constructing residential homes together.
Shepparton Trotting Track saw the construction of modern facilities with the first buildings completed by numerous local contractors, Vic Moretto was contracted to assist with construction on these structures.
The business expanded and commenced small commercial projects along with booming residential dwellings, so was the requirement for new plant and equipment and staff resulting in employment of the Companies first apprentice in the mid 1970’s
Development of the Wyndham Mall Shepparton – comprising individual shops – the first Mall development in Shepparton.
Kialla Lakes Estate: construction of residential houses these were amongst the first of many houses to be erected during this decade.
St Augustines Church: alterations and extension to the church buildings
During the mid 1990’s Vic and Anna Moretto retired from the company and Frank and Christine continued to grow the business with the ownership becoming Moretto Building
CFA (Country Fire Authority) Stations- construction of new premises, extension and alterations: Tungamah, Kialla, Murchison, Shepparton, Yarrawonga, Rushworth
Construction of new premises for the sales of local fruit products.
Renovation works were carried out to the original STY site then in 2002 K and D Warehouse (formerly STY) purchased the business and carried out further extension and alterations to existing premises.
Construction of new 2 storey purpose built office building
McDonalds Stores in Echuca, Deniliquin, and three Shepparton stores took on new store builds and refurbishments such as dual drive through upgrades and store fronts.
New front entrance and internal refurbishment of Art Gallery, Riverlinks Café and external seating area.
Including Guthrie St Primary School gymnasium and Wilmot Rd Primary School learning centre Toolamba PS.
Moretto Building have successfully delivered Stages 1 and 2 of this state of the art school producing innovative facilities comprising indoor-outdoor open learning spaces incorporating a unique visual aspect.
Moretto Building relocated to a new premises incorporating a renovation of its heritage building with contemporary amenities creating a blend of old and new.
Paul Scott - Scotty achieved a milestone of 30 years continued service to the company
Jacob Moretto qualifying as a 3rd generation carpenter in the Moretto family developing his skills and expanding his knowledge as site foreman and next generation role.
Frank was awarded a Life Membership to The Apprenticeship Factory for his continued dedication to employing apprentices within our company and the local Community.
