F.B. Maintenance Solutions pty ltd

🌧️ We have had/are having significant rainfall recently which has delayed scheduled maintenance of your yards.

Heavy rainfall not only impacts maintenance activities at the time, but also means on the days following the ground remains too wet to undertake some work.

Our teams are working diligently to manage areas of experiencing some lengthier than usual grass growth.

We appreciate this can be frustrating and, with further rain forecast this week, we ask for your patience while we undertake the work day to day maintenance as best we can.

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📢 Restrictions for people who aren't fully vaccinated

Once Queensland reaches its 80% double dose milestone (estimated to be 17 December), people who aren't fully vaccinated (two doses) against COVID-19 will be unable to👇:

🏥 Visit hospitals, residential aged care, disability care accommodation and prisons. Exceptions apply for medical treatment, end-of-life visits, childbirth and emergency situations
🍺 Visit hotels, pubs, clubs, taverns, bars, restaurants and cafes
💃 Attend nightclubs, live music venues, karaoke bars, concerts, theatres and cinemas
🏟️ Attend sporting stadiums and theme parks
🎼 Go to musical festivals, folk festivals and arts festivals
📚 Visit Qld Government owned galleries, museums and libraries

People can access essential retail services and public transport regardless of their vaccination status.

💒 Weddings will be limited to 20 people if anyone attending is unvaccinated. No limit applies where everyone is vaccinated.

📱Businesses will check your vaccination status on entry. Soon your proof of vaccination certificate can be linked to your Check-In Qld app to make it simple and easy to prove your vaccination status.

Once restrictions ease and our borders re-open, we expect outbreaks in the community that will put pressure on our hospital system. These measures will be in place to protect both unvaccinated people, and vaccinated people who are most vulnerable to COVID-19.

For full details on restrictions, visit

Queensland restrictions at 80% vaccination Restrictions will be in place for unvaccinated people when we reach the target of 80% double COVID-19 vaccination in Queensland.

Yard Renovation in Banyo!!! Look at the result!!!!

Don’t forget to collect your free copy!!!

This is what’s important for us…

Please stay safe

BREAKING: New restrictions will come into place from 1am Tuesday, 29 June for the 11 local government areas of Brisbane, Ipswich, Logan City, Moreton Bay, Redlands, Sunshine Coast, Noosa, Somerset, Lockyer Valley, Scenic Rim and Gold Coast.

You must carry a face mask with you at all times whenever you leave your home. Masks must be worn in indoor spaces such as shopping centres, public transport, hospitals, aged care facilities, churches and workplaces where you can’t physically distance.

You must be seated to drink or eat in cafés and restaurants, and businesses and venues must return to the one person per 4m² inside and one person per 2m² outdoors, while smaller venues up to 200m² are allowed one person per 2m² with a maximum of 50 people.

Private gatherings are restricted to 30 people, and up to 100 people can attend weddings and funerals. Only 20 people can dance at weddings.

These measures are about keeping our state safe from the spread of COVID-19 and I know I can count on Queenslanders to step up.

What an achievement being here at the expo, I would like to thank every person who visited us, even those who grabbed more chocolate than expected 😂 but the biggest thank you goes to MY TEAM, I couldn’t be here without you! You need to proud of yourself, I was just representing OUR work here.
Thanks also to for being here giving free massages 😅

Come down and say hi to us today and tomorrow from 10-4 at the at the exhibition centre in Brisbane.
Grab one of our plants and a free massage on us. See you soon!

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What an honour is to be on the Australian Italian newspaper!!! Hard work always pays off! Thanks for this!

Da sette anni in Australia, Fabio Brandazzi, dopo una lunga esperienza come cartongessista e piccoli lavori di manutenzione edile, nel 2018 ha rivoluzionato la sua carriera e colto le opportunità che l’Australia offre a chi ha passione e idee: è entrato nel mondo del NDIS facendo il salto dal settore edile a quello del Domestic e Support Worker, con particolare attenzione per le persone diversamente abili. Dopo pochi anni, ma tanto lavoro, ora gestisce una società che offre servizi dalla manutenzione di proprietà e giardini, all’indipendent living, cioè al supporto di una vita indipendente con l’aiuto di un support worker in casa attrezzata.

“Mi sento realizzato quando riesco a essere utile alla comunità - spiega Fabio - il lavoro con NDIS mi rende orgoglioso e ricarica sempre le mie energie per andare avanti e fare di più, anche quando mi sento molto stanco”.

Fabio ha fondato un’impresa sociale tutta sua e ben integrata nel sistema australiano, ma ha lasciato chiara e netta l’impronta italiana delle sue origini: “Il 70% del mio staff è formato da giovani connazionali. Credo molto nei ragazzi che arrivano da Bel Paese. Lavorano duro, sono affidabili e non hanno grilli per la testa – sottolinea -. Seguiamo diversi disabili emigrati di seconda generazione e i clienti sono entusiasti di poter parlare in italiano con loro”.

Fabio ha molte idee innovative che puntano a prendersi cura di chi è diversamente abile offrendo loro anche un futuro diverso: “Al momento siamo impegnati in un progetto di inserimento dei nostri clienti in ambito lavorativo, proprio tramite la nostra stessa azienda. Li formiamo come giardinieri, in modo da dare loro un’opportunità professionale redditizia e gratificante, che consentirà, a chi lo vorrà, di tornare a essere un membro produttivo e impegnato nella società”.

Il lavoro nel sociale è duro, ma gratificante e rappresenta anche un’opportunità che tutti possono cogliere per cambiare la propria vita. Lo conferma Fabio: “La carriera di support worker è aperta a chiunque abbia la capacità e l’altruismo di aiutare il prossimo. Per cominciare bastano pochi requisiti, di cui l’unico fondamentale è appunto un’attitudine positiva e il desiderio di donare al prossimo. È una carriera ben remunerata che offre notevoli opportunità di crescita”.

Dall’edilizia al sociale, lavoro e passione: così cambia la vita di un emigrato — La Fiamma Dagli esordi all’affermazione, Fabio ha avviato una nuova attività “molto gratificante”.

Right there! Time to shape up!!!!!!!!!!!