Gyprock Celebrates 2024 Gyprocker of the Year Award winners
CSR Gyprock has announced the winners of the 2024 Gyprocker of the Year Awards. Now in its eighth year, the awards program aims to recognise the talent and creativity of Gyprock’s customers in various categories, highlighting their outstanding contributions to the industry.
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“We are excited to celebrate the winners of the 2024 Awards, honouring the hard work and innovation of our valued customers,” Gyprock general manager, marketing Renee McGinty says.
“These awards are a testament to the skill and passion that our Gyprockers bring to every project, from residential masterpieces to awe-inspiring commercial developments.”
Varsity Plastering was awarded People’s Choice Gyprocker of the Year, for its work on Residential Dwelling in Miami Gold Coast that features a stunning curved stairwell.
Peak Interior Linings was awarded WA Gyprocker of the Year for its work on 5X3 Residential house, Amelup.
Byron Shire Plastering was awarded the Best Feature Gyprocker of the Year for its residential project at the Wategos Beach.
The Residential Gyprocker of the Year award went to Goldsborough Gyprock, a small team of three professionals, for its two storey residential project in Cairns.
“We deeply value the craftsmanship and dedication of our local tradies. The Gyprocker of the Year awards is our way of celebrating their hard work and talent,” Renee adds.
“Whether you’re a seasoned professional or a rising star, the Gyprocker of the Year Awards is your chance to shine and be recognised for your contributions to the industry.”
A full list of the award winners can be found here.
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