FAQ's

We manage all council certifications and town planning on your behalf. Every project is unique, and our experienced team of professionals will assess your site and manage the approval process from start to finish. This includes dealing with town planners, engineers, and local authorities to ensure everything is compliant with local and state regulations.

Absolutely. We understand that every client's needs are different, and we can modify the design to suit your site and family requirements. While making these changes, we ensure that the design still adheres to the National Construction Code and all relevant regulations.

Build times vary depending on factors like site access, slope, and the size of the building. On average, most of our projects are completed within 12 to 18 weeks. We will provide a more precise timeline after assessing your specific project.

While we strive to provide a clear and upfront price, there may be some exclusions and upgrade options. We encourage you to discuss any potential additional costs with one of our sales associates, who can provide a detailed breakdown based on your specific project.

Yes, once you've selected a home design that fits your budget, we will arrange a free site inspection. Our builder or designer will meet with you on-site to discuss the design and evaluate the location for the build.

Modular homes are prefabricated homes that are constructed in sections off-site and then transported to your property. Once on-site, the sections are reassembled and finished according to the National Construction Code. This method allows us to deliver homes faster and with minimal disruption to the site.

Yes, transport is included in the price. Once we've discussed your specific site location, we will provide you with a clear pricelist that covers transportation to your area.

Financing transportable or modular homes can sometimes be a challenge due to their unique nature. However, we work with a panel of experienced brokers who can assist on a case-by-case basis to help you secure the right financing solution.

No, we are not a kit home builder. Our focus is on fully constructed modular and granny flat homes that meet all building regulations and standards.

An overlay is a planning control applied by local authorities or state governments to address specific environmental or safety concerns, such as bushfire risk, flooding, or wildlife protection. Overlays can affect the design and location of your build. We specialize in evaluating these conditions and working with town planners to ensure your project complies with all necessary regulations.

Yes, building in a flood zone is possible, depending on local regulations and building height requirements. During the early site investigation phase, we will determine if your site falls within a flood overlay. Many areas allow construction in flood-prone regions as long as the finished floor height is sufficient to minimize flood risk. We also work with hydraulic engineers to ensure the safety and compliance of your project.

Yes, we offer a slab-on-ground option for flat sites within 50 km of our Lawnton office. However, the feasibility of this option depends on the soil test results and the slope of the site. Our team will assess the suitability of this option during the planning stage.

For modular homes transported to regional areas, we provide guidance and assistance in arranging service connections. While we do not handle the connections directly in regional locations, we will put you in touch with trusted local tradespeople to ensure that water, power, and sewage systems are properly connected and functional.

Yes, depending on your location, we can arrange and supervise the connection of all essential services, such as plumbing, electricity, and sewage. Our network of qualified tradespeople ensures that the job is done correctly and to code.

Currently, we are in the process of constructing a new display home. In the meantime, we often have multiple homes under construction in our yard that you are welcome to tour. This allows you to see our build quality, materials, and designs in real time.

We have extensive experience building on sites with varying slopes and access challenges. During the initial site inspection, we will assess these factors and propose solutions to ensure that your build is both structurally sound and cost-effective.

Yes, building in bushfire-prone areas often requires compliance with additional regulations, such as selecting fire-resistant materials and implementing design features that minimize fire risks. During the planning phase, we will determine if your site is within a bushfire overlay and work with the appropriate professionals to ensure your project meets all requirements.

As part of our site evaluation, we conduct thorough checks for any relevant overlays, such as flood, bushfire, or wildlife protection areas. If an overlay applies, we will explain the implications for your build and work with town planners and certifiers to address these conditions in the design and approval process.