Minor Dwellings
Create extra living space with a minor dwelling designed and built to suit your needs, whether that is a granny flat, studio, home office or tiny home up to 70 square metres.
Crafted homes and renovations across Auckland
At Tillion Build, your project stays with one accountable team from the first sketch through to final handover. As residential builders working across the North Shore, Rodney and wider Auckland, our focus sits on new builds, renovations, extensions, recladding and minor dwellings shaped around your site and the way you live.
Residential Renovations / Extensions
Whether you are updating a kitchen, renovating a character home or adding a full home extension, your project is carefully planned, priced with sensible contingencies and supervised throughout construction.
Recladding/Leaky Homes
Tillion Build provides practical solutions for Auckland homes that may be affected by leaky building issues. From replacing monolithic cladding, to full remediations, all projects are backed by expert and regulatory support.
New Builds
From the early planning stages through to completion, Tillion Build provides a structured approach to new home construction. The process is clearly managed from start to finish, with material recommendations selected to suit New Zealand conditions and workmanship backed by a 10-year LBP warranty.
Bathroom Renovations
From straightforward bathroom updates through to weathertightness repairs and more complex bathroom renovation work, Tillion Build manages the process from start to finish.
Partners
Every project draws on a vetted network of recommended architects, engineers, plumbers, electricians and suppliers. Using the same reliable people each time keeps quality consistent, timelines realistic and accountability with one residential building company.
1.
You benefit from clear, fixed-price contracts with transparent communication from start to finish.
2.
Your project is managed by one trusted team, including vetted trades and hands-on supervision throughout the build.
