Building a New Home?

There are a lot of questions that arise when you start the house build journey. 

We've put together some frequently asked questions to help guide you. If you can't see what you are looking for, contact our team and we'll get your questions answered.


Frequently Asked Questions

Why should we choose Latitude Homes?

Too easy! We’re not too big that you’re treated as a number but big enough to be able to offer you competitive pricing and top quality service. We’re not owned by investment companies or overseas interests. Each of our Licence Holders are owner-operators, and treat each of our customer’s home builds as if they were building their own home.

Where can we view one of your showhomes?

Can I make changes to your standard home build plans?

There are so many building terms that I’m not familiar with, for instance what is a PC Sum, what is a gable?

How long after the building consent is approved and issued can the construction start?

We own a section and we like one of your house designs, what do we do next?

Do you provide a full list of other costs not associated with the actual house build, for example, excavation, drainage, driveways and fencing?

Can I do any of the build work myself?

Do the prices for your homes vary in different regions?

Can we change the exterior cladding?

Do you supply a warranty?

How long will it take to build my new home?

Why are Latitude Homes prices so competitive?

What additional costs are there?

What is the payment schedule?

What is the next step to get things moving?

We recently moved into our Latitude Home and we couldn't be happier! This was our first new build and it could not have been easier! Nothing was an issue from customising the plans from the outset to changing tapware at the last minute! Ross & Lee were able to accommodate everything that we required for us and our 3 young children! We are absolutely stoked with the finished product. If/when we need to build again our first port of call will be to Ross & Lee! Thanks Guys

Phil Gasnier