History of Corian Park Earthmoving
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Starting in 1982 with a John Deere 4440 and a Colville 10 foot laser bucket, Earle Chislett founded what came to be known as Corian Park Lasering. Derived from the name of the farm Earle and his wife Sharolyn own, Corian Park - named in honour of the late Coral and Ian Broad who previously owned the property.
Providing a service of laser grading and bulk earthmoving, Earle continued to build the business servicing a large portion of Central Victoria and the Mallee, upgrading his tractor and bucket Earle began utilised his three sons, Grant, Drew and Dustin to provide a family centred service.
Fast forward to 2017 saw Drew move in to the role of Managing Director and the evolving of Corian Park Lasering into Corian Park Earthmoving expanding to two John Deere 9460 tractors and fourteen foot laser buckets from JNR Engineering in Kyabram.
CPE has continued to rapidly grow in the following years to now see four tractors and laser buckets, a grader, multiple excavators, loaders, moxy dump trucks and more while maintaining a family focused business employing local staff.