An exact price and a render on your actual house — no rep in your lounge room, no waiting a fortnight for a number.
Free, no obligation, no sales rep in your lounge room.

Bundaberg runs to Queenslanders and low-set brick on big, flat blocks, in a climate that's hot and humid for most of the year. Land is affordable enough that yards are genuinely large, so there's rarely a constraint on where the patio goes. The decision is usually roof type, not size — and insulated wins on comfort every time up here.
One photo of where the patio goes. That's the only setup.
Change anything and the price updates instantly.
A photoreal render on your actual photo — not a brochure.
GST included. DIY kit and supply-and-install, side by side.
Everything arrives cut to size and labelled, ready to assemble at your place in Bundaberg — nothing to work out on the driveway, and the plans are drawn for your kit. Build it yourself, or have us introduce a local installer who quotes you their own price.
After you reserve, one of our builders does the final measure on site and confirms it fits. If the measurements match, your price is locked. If they don't, we re-quote and you re-approve — before anything is manufactured, not after it's on the truck.
Real jobs, real photos — not stock images.




Insulated panels if you'll actually sit under it through summer — they make a real difference to the temperature underneath. Single-skin is cheaper and fine if it's mainly weather cover. Both prices are on screen, so you can compare them before you decide.
Straight up: we don't lodge or handle approvals — that's arranged by you as the property owner. Most patios and carports in Queensland need building approval. You engage a private building certifier and lodge the building application with them, and if it doesn't meet the planning rules a development application may be needed too. Whether yours needs approval depends on its size, height and your block, and overlays like flood, bushfire or heritage can change things, so confirm with Bundaberg Regional Council or a private certifier before you order.
Yes, and plenty of people do. Everything arrives cut and labelled, with the plans drawn for your kit. If you'd rather not, hand it to a builder you trust or ask us to line up an installer in your area — the designer shows what that typically costs for your size.
It takes about a minute and costs nothing. You'll see the delivered kit price, and what installation typically costs for your size, before you decide anything.
Design mine now — it's freePrefer to ask a person first? Send this through and we'll come back to you.