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Templar Building 7310
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ABOUT Templar Building is a family owned business specialising in new modern home and housing makeovers. Mark Templar is the owner and operator and has 36 years experience in the building industry, coming from a family with a strong history of builders. Mark is an accredited joiner and builder and has firm relationships with specialised master craftsman to make your new home/makeover as easy as possible. Templar building is associated with the HIA (Housing Industry Australia. SERVICES General house construction We can organise the building process from start to finish Plans, enginering, building, surveyor, council approvals, site excavations Build your dream home! We even do landscaping to your requirements Foundation work Concrete slab construction Box & pour driveways House fit outs We Also Do... New bathrooms & renovations New kitchens & renovations Deck Construction & repairs Shed Construction Patio Construction Lazer lite roofs Stair Construction Timber truss erection Kids cubby houses And More Box & pour concrete curbs Concrete driveways Install aluminium windows & doors Foam cladding installer House repairs Unit development Small extensions Granny flats Door & lock replacement House framing Contact us today for more information.
| Authority | Licence | Status | Verification |
|---|---|---|---|
Tas Department of Justice TAS CC617Q View on register | CC617Q | Not listed | Verified |
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