If you’re planning to build a home in Queensland, iBuild can help you become an owner builder with ease. Our Owner Builder step-by-step guide for Queensland provides essential information on being an owner builder, including explaining the role of the Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC). With this comprehensive guide and an iBuild kit home, you will have all the resources you need to become an owner builder in Queensland.

iBuild has been proudly partnered with Australian Made since 2017. As we approach Australia Made week, we are excited to showcase the significant role that being an Australian-based manufacturer and prominently displaying the iconic Australian Made logo has played in iBuild’s success. It has not only enabled us to establish a strong foothold in the domestic market but has also helped us differentiate ourselves from our competitors globally.

We would like to congratulate our customer Stephen for selecting the Kit Homes Townsville design for their project in Metung, VIC

We would like to congratulate our customer Michael & Sheree for selecting the Kit Homes Parramatta design for his project in Castlemaine, VIC

As an owner-builder in Victoria, you will have certain responsibilities under the VBA regulations. These responsibilities include obtaining necessary permits, complying with building codes and regulations, ensuring the work is carried out by qualified tradespeople, managing the construction process, and organizing inspections.

We would like to congratulate our customer Lou for selecting the Kit Homes Melrose design for her project in Gilgandra, NSW

We would like to congratulate our customer Silas for selecting the Kit Homes Oxford design for his project in Goulburn, NSW

We would like to congratulate our customer Graeme for selecting the Kit Home Bendigo design for his project in Nhill, VIC.

Eleven prefabricated homes designed and manufactured by iBuild have successfully completed a 15,000 kilometer voyage from Melbourne to Senegal. These flat-pack homes have been tailor-made for the climate and conditions in Senegal, where termites can eat a living tree. Upon arrival, the homes were assembled by the local builder FrameTek to become sub-Saharan Africa’s first steel frame homes.

We would like to congratulate our customer Kevin for selecting the Kit Homes Armidale design for his project in Oakford, WA.