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Why is house orientation important?

Tasmania – best known for its rugged beauty and amazing food, wine and beaches, but not so much for the balmy temperatures the rest of Australia is known for. That's why the design and orientation of your house on your block must be carefully planned to suit Tasmania's climate, maximise natural sunlight in the winter and limit it during the summer.

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How much does it cost to build a house in Tasmania? 

If we had a dollar for every time we were asked that question, we would be able to build all of your houses for free!
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2023: Platinum Pro wrapped 

It's been a big 2023 for the purple army. So, let's take a look at some highlights from throughout the year.
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Master Builders Awards 2023 

We are excited to announce that Platinum Pro Construction has taken home two wins at this year’s Master Builders Awards!
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The advantages of building a smaller home 

Less is more… Good things come in small packages… You get the gist! Whatever the cliché, it couldn't be more true when planning your build in Tassie right...
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Build, renovate or buy? 

When it comes to finding your dream home, the options may feel a bit overwhelming. Should you build from scratch? Maybe renovate an existing property? Or...
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Rural and sloping blocks - things to consider before you build 

If our last blog sold you on building a house in Tassie (and we wouldn’t blame you), the next thing to consider is exactly where you build.
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House and land packages – pros and cons 

House and land packages are steadily growing in popularity in Tasmania. Convenient and simple, you have a one-stop shop for all of your requirements,...
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Stamp duty in Tasmania – how much will you pay? 

If you decide to purchase a property or build one, your main responsibility towards the Tasmanian government is paying a tax known as stamp duty.