New Home Buyer FAQ
Helping You Feel Confident in Your Home Purchase
Most builders require a deposit of 5% to 10% of the contract price. If you’re using a home loan, your lender may have additional deposit requirements.
The base price typically includes the standard floorplan, structural elements, and basic finishes. Some site costs, landscaping, fencing, and upgrades may be extra. Always check the inclusions list!
Yes! Most builders allow modifications, but changes may affect the price and timeline. It’s best to discuss these early in the process.
A typical build takes 6 to 12 months, depending on weather, approvals, and supply availability. We’ll keep you updated every step of the way!
Site costs cover things like soil testing, excavation, and foundation preparation. They vary based on land conditions, slope, and council requirements.
If you’re using a construction loan, repayments typically start as funds are drawn down at each building stage. Check with your lender for details.
Most contracts have a price lock period, but some may include provisions for cost increases. Always review the contract carefully.
Yes! There are key inspection stages, including slab, frame, lock-up, fixing, and final walkthrough. You can also arrange independent inspections if needed.
Your new home will come with a builder’s warranty (usually 6-7 years for structural defects), plus manufacturer warranties on appliances and fittings.
We’ll complete a final quality check before handover, and you’ll receive a maintenance period (typically 3-6 months) for minor fixes. You can also reach out
anytime with questions!