Queensland Posts and Beams has strengthened its presence in Glasshouse Country by expanding into the neighbouring sheds on the corner of Biondi Crescent.
The business has experienced rapid growth since launching four years ago, doubling in size annually as demand for its affordable, high-quality structural steel products has increased.
Aaron and his dad Mark said the expansion reflects the company’s confidence in the region and its commitment to creating local employment opportunities.
“Our growth has exceeded expectations,” Mr Lubert said. “We’re grateful to our customers, suppliers and our dedicated team, whose exceptional service has made this possible.”
After moving their headquarters from Yandina to Beerwah last year, the business has already outgrown its new premises and are pleased to secure the additional space next door to improve efficiency and increase capacity.
Alongside Queensland Posts and Beams, the family also operates Queensland Mobile Welding and a crane truck transport service, providing on-site welding, steel installation and specialised transport solutions across South East Queensland.
The expanded facility is expected to support growth across all three operations while enabling the business to take on larger projects and meet increasing customer demand.
The investment reinforces the company’s long-term commitment to Beerwah and the wider Sunshine Coast and North Brisbane region.