Facebook Tweet Help Stories New Home Solid build Share Tweet Help Members of the Certified Builders Association of NZ must hold a trade qualification, making them a wise choice for new home construction Image of a display home for CBANZ which is based in Hamilton. Just as medical advice is best taken from a professional, for good workmanship and peace of mind, the construction of a new home should be placed in the hands of a qualified builder.One way to ensure that your builder is a professional is to choose one that is certified. Certified Builders Association of New Zealand (CBANZ) members must complete rigorous testing and training to become trade qualified, says Derek Baxter, CEO of CBANZ. Image of a display home for CBANZ which is based in Hamilton. "This training includes principles of work ethics, such as acting with honesty, integrity and responsibility, and dealing fairly and equitably with clients and industry professionals alike. Members must provide trade and client references to prove their work and business skills."Members of CBANZ are obliged to apply for a 10-year Homefirst Builder's Guarantee from Builtin New Zealand Ltd when undertaking a new home build. Where the certified builder is the head contractor, this covers materials and work completed by them and the subcontractors engaged by them, subject to the limitations in the guarantee agreement. Image of a display home for CBANZ which is based in Hamilton. For details, contact the Certified Builders Association, PO Box 13-405, Tauranga 3141, phone (07) 927 7720, freephone 0800 237 843. Website: www.certified.co.nz. Story by: Trendsideas 23 Jan, 2009 New Home Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Mixing it up 22 Dec, 2024 Deep in the jungle 22 Dec, 2024 Everyday opulence 15 Dec, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > Home Trends Vol. 25/1 NZ2501 Read More Similar Stories