Modular WA is an award-winning construction company with a reputation for delivering exceptional quality modular solutions across Western Australia. Led by Wayne McGrath and backed by the financial strength of the Wyllie Group, we have assembled a team that has worked together for many years and contributed to some of WA’s best known and innovative commercial modular projects. Whether it’s mining accommodation, or commercial crib facilities and mess rooms, we’re here to help.

The directors of Modular WA, Wayne McGrath, Jason Sjoland and Errol Davies, have successfully delivered turnkey modular building projects for clients such as the Housing Authority, BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto, Ramelius Resources, Mt Magnet Gold Project, and Woodside.

At Modular WA, we understand that every project is different, and that building requirements may fluctuate over the course of its lifespan. That’s why we go the extra mile to customise and adapt each commercial design we deliver to ensure each building not only suits the specific needs of your project, but seamlessly integrates with any future or existing operations.

Our focus on providing high quality, rapidly constructed commercial-grade modular solutions means our buildings will not only be delivered on time, but be built to last in some of WA’s harshest remote environments.

Guided by the WA Mining Club Young Professionals and Edith Cowan University Design-A-Donga initiative in 2019, Modular WA and Grounded Construction present a holistic approach to mining accommodation assembled by industry experts to showcase a 21st-century approach to FIFO living.

A desire to improve the mental health and wellbeing of FIFO workers has encouraged us focus our joint expertise and extensive industry knowledge to deliver inspiring, positive interior mine site accommodation spaces. They are designed to optimise liveability and create a sense of belonging within the mining and resources workforce.

Often this can be at little or no additional cost when careful consideration is taken at the design stage.