“Dad started out with a small team,” recalls Adam. “As the years went on, the focus shifted more toward residential construction, focusing on project and custom homes as well as large multi-dwelling development projects. That has been our passion ever since.” FROM FRANCHISE TO INDEPENDENCE For many years Pycon was part of a building franchise, a structure that provided brand recognition but limited flexibility. In 2010, Adam made the pivotal decision to leave the franchise behind and operate independently. This move allowed them to chart their own course and create a culture that was uniquely their own. “Becoming independent meant we could make decisions that truly reflected our values and our way of doing business,” says Troy.“We wanted to be known for personalised service, for innovation, and for treating every client like family. That independence has been a huge advantage.” With a team of 21 staff, Pycon has cultivated a workplace that is described as relaxed but highly focused. Employees take pride in representing the company, knowing that their work is visible in the community.“In a town like Port Macquarie, you often bump into clients at the shops or the footy field,” Adam notes. “We hold ourselves to a standard of honesty and integrity because it’s simply the right way to do business. The bonus is, it means we’re always glad to cross paths with clients in the community.” A COMMUNITY FIRST MINDSET For Pycon, success has always been about more than building houses. It has also been about building community. In 2018, the company launched its community grants program, which provides financial support to non-profit organisations that serve across the Mid North Coast. Since then, more than 50 groups have received assistance, ranging from sporting clubs to charities to grassroots initiatives. “Supporting local organisations is one of the most rewarding things we do,” says Troy. “The building industry is about creating places where people live and grow. Extending that philosophy into supporting 37 BUSINESS VIEW OCEANIA VOLUME 07, ISSUE 08 PYCON HOMES
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