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A kit home is exactly like any other on-site build, the only difference is the house owner gets a lot more input into the design and build of a kit home. A kit home has pre-constructed frames and trusses (just like a regular home build) and is built on-site using selected materials.

Kit homes are popular in rural/ coastal and remote regions where having everything delivered to site is much more convenient than organising several deliveries or the many hours of driving to pick up various materials.

That said, the metro regions and surrounding suburbs are starting to see the many benefits of choosing to build a Kitome.

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DDesign - Your journey starts with the design of your new home, we offer ABSOLUTE design flexibility.

Refine - This is where we make sure that every little detail is matched to your ideal lifestyle.

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Enable - Here we help you through the hurdles and red tape to get your design approved.

Assemble - Owner build, owner manage or contact a builder to do the whole thing.

Move in - Make your house a home with your furniture and styling. Sit back and enjoy.

Initial Design Concept

Book an initial obligation free design consult with your local Kitome Design Consultant to discuss your project.

Bring as much detail* as you can so your consultant can provide suggestions. We'll also walk you through the inclusions so you can start to picture your home.

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Internal Design Service

The Internal Design Service (IDS) process is where we work out the details of your design before it goes to quote. This is your opportunity to finesse the design and make sure of your chosen inclusions.

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Quote Stage

Based on your design requirements, our team will assess all possibilities and present you with a competitively priced quote, which is fixed for 30 days.

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Working Drawings

Following the quote you received from us, we can tweak the design if required before we proceed to working drawings. Once you’re completely happy with your design and final quote, it’s time to secure your pricing and enter into a Purchase Agreement. We can then to start creating the working drawings.

Submit to Council

It’s time to submit your working drawings and the various required documentation to local Council for building approval. We can help guide you through the approval process with access to a network of planning and certification consultants.

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DA Approval

Now that you’ve obtained DA approval, you’re all set to start with your build.

Request Delivery

Once you have approval, we we’ll liaise with you, or your builder to finalise the delivery schedule. Delivery spots fill fast so it is important to lock in a delivery date if you have a construction date in mind.

Once delivery has been booked, Kitome will start the process of constructing the frames and trusses and ordering windows, doors, etc., in readiness for delivery of Stage 1, which is everything you need to get the house to Lockup stage.

Use this time to ensure that the site is ready for delivery, so construction can start without delay. Concrete slab should be down and cured, clear and safe truck access to site available, and plumbing, electrical and foundations, etc., should also be set up.

Start Building

The delivery day has been set, the site is ready. The first delivery to your site will contain all the Stage 1 materials plus the floor kit if required.

You’ll need to check off the delivery on the manifest to ensure everything is received and in good working order. Your builder can then start construction of your home to Lockup stage.

Kitome will be in touch with you or your builder to arrange delivery of Stages 2 and 3 of the build, which will cover your internal fit-out and inclusions. It’s recommended that you make regular visits to site to monitor progress and ensure quality of construction is up to scratch.

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Move

That’s it, you’re done. You're ready to move in and make it a home. Congratulations!