Based in Beenleigh, we service all of the suburbs below and the areas around them.
Beenleigh is centred on Beenleigh railway station and is home to Beenleigh Historical Village, which preserves 20 historic buildings.
View Area →Mount Warren Park stayed rural until it was developed in 1974, and Mount Warren rises 76 metres above sea level with a walking trail along the ridge.
View Area →Eagleby was originally known as Philadelphia, and Eagleby Plaza, the local shopping centre, opened in 1989.
View Area →Holmview takes its name from the Holmview railway station, which was established in 1885, and has Lima Park on Holmview Road.
View Area →Windaroo is named after the Windaroo sugar plantation, one of several 19th century enterprises along the Albert River.
View Area →Edens Landing stayed rural as Holmview Heights until Leighton Holdings developed the suburb in 1984 and 1985.
View Area →Bahrs Scrub started out as scrub land, and its name is attributed to the early German settlers Carl Wilhelm Bahr and his son Wilhelm.
View Area →Loganholme is bisected by the Pacific Motorway and has Alexander Clark Park beside the Logan River.
View Area →Bannockburn has the Albert River as its eastern boundary, with Carter Park on Bannockburn Road running down to the water.
View Area →Bethania was founded by German settlers in the 1860s and is home to the heritage-listed Bethania Lutheran Church, built in 1872.
View Area →Cornubia was renamed from Cornubia Park by the Jessen family after they bought the property in September 1934, and it has a 196-hectare nature refuge in the north-west.
View Area →Shailer Park is home to the Logan Hyperdome and the Loganholme bus station, and is named after the Shailer family, who ran the first citrus orchard in southern Queensland.
View Area →Waterford West has Waterford Plaza as its local shopping centre, and its road bridge stayed intact when the 1974 Brisbane floods washed away two houses.
View Area →Loganlea railway station opened in April 1885, and the suburb is home to Loganlea State High School on Neridah Street.
View Area →Slacks Creek is named after the Slack family, who ran cattle there, and IKEA moved to the suburb in September 2006.
View Area →Daisy Hill is home to the Daisy Hill Koala Centre in Daisy Hill Conservation Park, and takes its name from the daisies the Dennis family's daughters saw growing on the hill.
View Area →Kingston is home to the Kingston Butter Factory, now a community arts centre, and Kingston railway station gives access to Queensland Rail City network services.
View Area →Marsden was part of Kingston, known as the Kingston Park Estate, until the council began using the name Marsden on 1 May 1976, and Marsden Park Shopping Centre opened in 1985.
View Area →Crestmead was first farmed in 1885 by Swedish immigrants from the ship Chyebassa, and it is home to Crestmead Community Centre in Crestmead Community Park.
View Area →Springwood is home to the 36-hectare Springwood Conservation Park, and was laid out ahead of the South East Freeway, which was not completed until 1985.
View Area →Woodridge is home to Booran Park and is served by Harris Fields State School and Woodridge North State School.
View Area →Park Ridge was originally called Logan Ridges until the post office changed the name in the early 1890s, and Park Ridge State School is on the Mount Lindesay Highway.
View Area →Heritage Park was first settled by Joseph Shirley and William George, and suburban development began there in 1985.
View Area →Rochedale South was developed by the Gill family in 1967 into the region's first sewered estate, and Rochedale Shopping Village sits on Underwood Road.
View Area →Underwood is named after William Underwood, an early property owner who established the Commercial Hotel, and it was gazetted as a suburb in 1975.
View Area →Browns Plains was mostly used for growing tobacco until the 1950s, and it is home to Grand Plaza Shopping Centre.
View Area →Regents Park was originally part of Browns Plains and was subdivided for residential housing in the early 1970s.
View Area →Boronia Heights was known as the Logan Ridges until the early 1890s and is home to Boronia Bushland Reserve.
View Area →Eight Mile Plains is home to the Brisbane Technology Park and the Eight Mile Plains busway station on the South-East Busway.
View Area →Sunnybank takes its name from the Sunny Brae Estate, owned by the Gillespie family, and is home to Sunnybank Plaza on Mains Road.
View Area →Mount Gravatt was named in 1840 by the surveyor Robert Dixon after Lieutenant George Gravatt, who commanded the Moreton Bay penal colony in 1839.
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