48 custom home builders serve the team with an average 4.6 Google rating. 16 are based locally; top providers include Empire Building Company, New Gen Homes, a
Custom home builders in and around the team average 4.6 stars on Google, with 48 providers serving the area. Sixteen are based locally, and nearby builders are typically within 2.5 km.
the team builders include Empire Building Company, New Gen Homes, and Equinox Homes.
Ranked by recent Google reviews, weighted for proximity to Fremantle. How we score ›
All 24 reviews award five stars. Reviewers consistently praise the team's focus on quality, detail, and communication throughout design and construction. Work sites stay organised and clean; trades are respectful. Post-handover support is prompt and thorough.
First-home buyers frequently praise staff like the team, the team, and the team for patient, transparent guidance through land selection and design phases. The team finds blocks quickly, listens to budget constraints, and keeps clients informed until construction begins. Post-handover falls short for some. Finishing trades (tiling, painting, door hardware) occasionally underperform expectations, and defect follow-up can drag. Once keys are handed over, communication tightens; some clients report waiting weeks to even schedule maintenance visits.
One five-star review supports this Perth-based builder, though limited data makes a full picture difficult. The business lists custom builds and extensions across Perth suburbs.
All five reviews rate the business highly, citing design quality, meticulous attention to detail, and genuinely personalised service through each project stage.
Reviewers consistently report stress-free builds backed by responsive communication, named site supervisors who engage directly, and regular updates from the admin team and leadership. The team-handover defect rectification happens quickly, and staff remain available for maintenance requests long after handover. Quality finishes in brickwork, cabinetry, and fittings earn frequent praise. One-off construction faults (retaining wall, missed switch) occurred but the business rectified defects in most cases, though disagreement arose over cost-sharing on design and structural errors.
Clients consistently report homes that exceed expectations, built by a team who blend architecture, construction, and interior design under one roof. The business trades on precision craftsmanship, ongoing responsiveness, and a commitment to finishing quality that holds up over a decade.
All 11 reviews rank Jersey Living at 5 stars. Owners consistently praise the team for clear communication, skilled work, and meeting timelines. Projects ranged from full renovations to targeted repairs; in each case reviewers noted the team's responsiveness and pride in finishing.
Experiences divide sharply. Pre-construction consultants earn consistent praise for patience, responsiveness, and design clarity. Early-stage buyers report smooth processes and strong guidance. However, post-contract and post-handover accounts reveal significant gaps: manufacturers' installation guidelines allegedly ignored, defects left unaddressed, landscaping incomplete, keys and remotes not delivered, and communication dropping after payment. Site quality varies notably, from "cleanest on the street" to visible framing and finishing issues. Reviewers stress the need for independent inspection and thorough contract review before committing. The business operates across a wide service area spanning Perth to regional WA and claims 48 years of experience. Their website lists house-and-land packages, multi-generational designs, and renovation services. Pricing examples include house-and-land from $839k in Forrestfield and ground-floor extensions from $250k. A builder-reviewer notes that non-compliance with manufacturer specifications voided a 20-year warranty, and Summit declined to offer alternative warranty cover.
Long-standing builder with strong past reviews praising design skill and friendly service, though recent purchaser identified multiple construction defects including missing insulation, non-compliant flashing, and drainage issues.
Limited review data: one five-star comment speaks to a team member's positive rapport.
Summit Granny Flat Display Home shows thoughtful storage in its tiny homes, though cupboard heights may challenge taller residents and layouts suit short stays better than permanent living.
Central Avenue Homes earned respect for treating each project as individual: reviewers valued meeting the builder and designer face-to-face rather than working through sales reps, and staying with the same supervisor throughout. Their in-house design team adapted to awkward block shapes and tight budgets without forcing standard templates.
Last updated 2026-08-18