Spadaccini Homes has won the 2017 Bankwest

Top WA Home at the Master Builders-

Bankwest Housing Excellence Awards.

The builder was the star of the awards, with a

total of 10 titles at the presentation gala.

Master Builders’ director Michael McLean

says the win for the Watermans Bay project

was an outstanding achievement that

recognised the workmanship quality of every

aspect of the home.

“Rob Spadaccini and his team should be very

proud of their success,” Mr McLean said.

“Spadaccini Homes clearly has an excellent

blend of specialist trades to be able to perform

at such a high level of workmanship.”

Awards chief judge Robert Shaw said the

home was a stand-out and all judges were

extremely impressed with the level of detail

and exquisite craftsmanship delivered

throughout the project.

“This exceptional home shows an

uncompromising understanding of what is

needed in a building company to deliver an

award-winning project,” he said. “It required

suppliers, subcontractors and the whole team

at Spadaccini Homes to be on board.”

The award was presented to Rob Spadaccini

at the Australiana-themed awards night in

February at Crown Perth in front of a record

crowd of more than 750 industry guests.

X Factor contestant Billie Court opened

the show and impressed the audience with

renditions of classics such as Proud Mary

and Flame Trees. Mental As Anything also

performed as the headline act on the band

stage as guests enjoyed an Australian-inspired

three-course menu.

The awards were the result of more than 410

entries and months of judging and preparation.

A total of 61 winners were called to the stage and

presented with plaques recognising excellence in

quality of construction and workmanship.

It was a particularly memorable night for

Spadaccini Homes with an armful of

awards, including Best Contract Home

in the $1.4-2 million, $2-3 million and over

$3 million categories and Small Builder of

the Year and excellence awards for ceilings,

carpentry, plastering, fl oor and wall tiling

and cabinet making.

The company had a second project, in

Sorrento, competing for the Top WA Home

Award. Other fi nalists for the award were

frequent winner Brian Burke Homes, with

projects in Shelley and Applecross, and

Geraldton builder Mandosio Homes.

Spadaccini Homes’ winning project, along with

other selected winners will be nominated for

the 2017 Master Builders Australia National

Excellence in Building and Construction

Awards to be presented at the National

Conference in Hobart in November.

Other major 2017 Housing Excellence Awards

winners included customer service awards to

Midland Brick (supplier), Sovereign Building

Company (small builder), Genesis Homes

Master Builders (medium builder) and Summit

Homes Group (volume/project builder). Best

Alterations and Additions went to Exclusive

Residence and Best Display Home to Atrium

Homes. The Lyn Bennet Memorial Award for

Project Builder of the Year went to Summit

Homes Group. Mandosio Homes was named

Best Country Home.

A full list of 2017 award-winning builders

and award night photos are available at

Master Builders’ website:

http://www.mbawa.com/awards-winners

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Top Residential Award

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