National Building Solutions - First Home Buyers

The Willow

Wed, 30 Sep 2009 03:15:37 +0100

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4 Bedroom home with 2 bathrooms.

2 Living areas.

Double Car Accommdation

Complete Turn Key Package

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Don't Sign Any Building Contract with any QLD Builder Until You've Asked These Questions:

Tue, 15 Sep 2009 04:55:49 +0100

1. Can I contact the tradesman and suppliers you hold accounts with to check you out?
Yes each of our panel builders have agreed to allow us or our clients to contact their trades and suppliers to ensure the builders are paying their accounts on time and in full. Whilst the BSA does a good job managing the industry, we believe you can never perform too much due diligence when it comes to building a new home.

2. Is your contract a true fixed price contract?
Yes each of our builders abide by the absolute concept of a FIXED price contract. What ever the contract includes will be delivered regardless of the the many variables that can take place once a job is under way. If you decide to make alterations to your contract, of course this will be costed, according to standard NBS pricing, but within the provisions of the contract, the original inclusions and specifications are fixed in price and will not change.

3. Can I use my own plan or make changes to one of the builder’s standard plans without the cost of redrawing?
Yes at NBS, we welcome your input and you can choose from one of our standard plans or we can work with yours.

4. Do I have guaranteed commencement and completion dates?
Yes we know how frustrating it can be to watch days and weeks go by whilst nothing happens on site. Our builders are all completely focused on not only getting to site as soon as possible but completing your job. We award prizes to our best and fastest builders at the end of the year. We find that by having a panel of up to 5 builders we keep a competitive edge between our builders and they are all working hard to secure the next job from our clients.

5. Will you pay my rent/mortgage if you go over these completion dates?
Subject to the rates outlined in your contract, if our builders do not complete your property within the contracted time frame, which is shorter than any builder we know of, they agree to pay you up to $350 per week

6. Do I have to pay you a deposit before you will prepare a contract or quote?
In simple terms No. we work with you until you’re completely ready to enter into a contract with our builders. In urgent cases such as finance deadlines, we can produce a contract with full specifications and inclusions within 48 hours, without the need to pay a deposit.

The Eucalyptus B

Mon, 14 Sep 2009 04:10:18 +0100

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4 Bedroom home with 2 bathrooms.

2 Living areas plus study.

Double Car Accommdation

Complete Turn Key Package

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Here are our answers.

Fri, 11 Sep 2009 06:24:46 +0100

1. Can I contact the tradesman and suppliers you hold accounts with to check you out?

2. Is your contract a true fixed price contract?

3. Can I use my own plan or make changes to one of the builder’s standard plans without the cost

of redrawing?

4. Do I have guaranteed commencement and completion dates?

We find that by having a panel of upto 5 builders we keep a competitive edge between our builders and they are all

working hard to secure the next job from our clients.

5. Will you pay my rent/mortgage if you go over these completion dates?

Subject to the rates outlined in your contract, if our builders do not complete your property within the

conatrcted time frame, which is shorter than any builder we know of, they agree to pay you up to $350 per week

6. Do I have to pay you a deposit before you will prepare a contract or quote?

In simple terms No. we work with you until you’re completely ready to enter into a contract with our builders. In

urgent cases such as finance deadlines, we can produce a contract with full specifications and inclusions within 48

hours, without the need to pay a deposit.

Dont Sign Any Building Contract Until You've Asked These Questions

Fri, 11 Sep 2009 06:18:26 +0100

1. Can I contact the tradesman and suppliers you hold accounts with to check you out?

2. Is your contract a true fixed price contract?

3. If yes, what happens if we encounter an onsite issue such as soil type or fencing with
my neighbour? Who pays?

4. Do I have guaranteed commencement and completion dates?

5. Will you pay my rent/mortgage if you go over these completion dates?

6. Do I have to pay you a deposit before you will prepare a contract or quote?

If your builder can’t give you satisfactory answers to these questions think carefully about entering into a contract with them. Before yu build, get out panel of fully licensed builders to give you a quote.