Father's Day 2026
Two aprons.One Man.
For the dad who builds all week, then runs the grill on Sunday.
He has done both jobs his whole life.
Monday to Saturday
The Build
Hi-vis on.
Sun on the back of his neck.
Building on site.
Sunday
The Grill
Toolbelt off, apron on.
Same hands, same focus,
different fire.
A builder dad never really clocks off. He just changes what he is building.
We know the type, because the company was built by one. In 1957, Vincent Buda left his village in Italy, came to Australia, and worked steel by hand to build something his family could stand on.
Site skills that make a better cook.
Crowd control. Managing contractors like he manages hungry tummies at the table.
Precision. Measure twice, cut once. Everything is prepped before it hits the grill.
Improvisation. New guests? No ice? Different meats? No worries. It is chips compared to site.
Perfect timing. Concrete tells you when it is ready. So does a brisket. Patience wins both.
Tool maintenance. He cleans the grill like he cleans his gear. Look after it, it looks after him.
Sunday 6 September only
A gift, on us.
The Father's Day BBQ pack.
Yours, free on any order over $1,000.
We cover the delivery. Just add it to your cart.
My father never sat us down to teach us the business. He just let us watch.
I was a teenager when my brother and I helped build the garage in Hurlstone Park, the same floor Dad worked steel on after hours. He came out from Italy at nineteen with a trade and a strong desire to build something the whole family could stand on.
So to every dad reading this: they're always watching. Give them something worth copying.
Richard Buda
General Manager  · Vincent's Son
Happy Father's Day.
The Buda Family
Trust the Buda. Since 1957.
