Lime Building Group was founded by Kye Furlong and Joel Stewart who together bring a combined experience of over 30 years in the building and construction industry. The Lime Building Group offers its clients a refreshing, hands on approach to both design and construction. Limes attention to detail and passion for building is showcased through their strong relationships between client, architect and trades, It is this collaboration that ensures a positive experience for all. Lime Building Group is based in Gerringong on the South Coast of New South Wales and has grown through word-of-mouth, establishing a reputation for reliability, professionalism and honesty. Kye and Joel have a broad range of experience, specialising in high quality and architectural designed homes. We achieve this outcome by only taking on a few projects at any one time, giving us the ability to provide the client and their dream home with the attention they deserve. Sustainability We all do what we can to help save our environment. As a building company we have a strict policy regarding our waste. We make sure that we maximise recycling opportunities for all waste materials. Site preparation and maintenance in order to protect our waterways is also very important to us. Lime Building Group has been lucky enough to build a number of homes with sustainable features such as solar power, solar hydronic heating, solar hot water, grey water recycling systems, rain harvesting systems, water tanks and low E glazing. In 2004 the Government made it law to meet at least the minimum guidelines in BASIX to use during the design stage and then construction to help make houses more energy efficient. There are many ways to include sustainable features in your project. Water is one that’s a BASIX requirement. Solar systems can often be expensive so, by making provision for future installation during construction, installation of the systems at a later date will be easy and neat. See more at Solar Info and Rebates Natural Gas produces 75% less greenhouse gases than electricity so it’s worth looking at as an option.