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Yes. HPG Homes can help you build on land you already own, including blocks in new greenfield estates, established suburbs, infill sites and selected development locations across Adelaide.
Yes. If you have purchased land and are still choosing a builder, HPG Homes can help you review your site, select a suitable home design and understand your fixed price turnkey building options.
Yes. HPG Homes can assist homeowners who want to demolish an existing house and build a new home on the same block, subject to site conditions, council requirements and project suitability.
Yes. HPG Homes works with landowners, investors and developers who need guidance around infill building, subdivision opportunities and development-ready home designs.
Yes. HPG Homes offers fixed price turnkey building options and house and land opportunities for investors looking for a streamlined property investment solution.
A turnkey house and land package is designed to include more of the finishing items needed before moving in. Depending on the package, this may include items such as landscaping, driveways, blinds, clothesline and letterbox, along with the selected home design and land component.
HPG Homes offers fixed-price package options to help clients understand their building costs upfront. This gives buyers greater confidence and helps reduce uncertainty during the building process.
Yes. HPG Homes can assist clients who own an older home and are considering a knockdown rebuild. The team can help you understand your design options, site requirements and the steps involved in building a new home on an existing block.
Yes. HPG Homes works with clients building investment properties, house and land packages and turnkey homes across Adelaide. The team can help identify practical home designs and inclusions suitable for investors.
HPG Homes builds across Adelaide and selected areas of South Australia. Contact the team to discuss your preferred location, land, estate or development opportunity.
HPG Homes house and land packages can include fixed-price turnkey options with practical inclusions designed to make the home closer to move-in ready. Inclusions vary by package, so buyers should review the individual package details carefully.
HPG Homes offers fixed-price house and land package options to help buyers understand their costs before building. Any exclusions, site-specific requirements or package conditions should be confirmed before signing.
Eligible first home buyers may qualify for stamp duty relief when purchasing a new home or vacant land to build a new home in South Australia. Buyers should check current eligibility with RevenueSA or their finance professional.
Yes. House and land packages can suit investors looking for a new property with modern layouts, lower initial maintenance and clearer building costs. HPG Homes can discuss available package options and locations.
Availability changes depending on land releases, estates and current package stock. Contact HPG Homes to discuss current house and land package opportunities across Adelaide and South Australia.
Yes. HPG Homes offers house and land package opportunities and turnkey home options that may suit investors looking to build a new property in Adelaide or South Australia.
A turnkey investment property is designed to include more of the practical finishing items needed before the home is ready to occupy. Inclusions vary by package but may include items such as flooring, blinds, fencing, landscaping, driveway and other selected features.
HPG Homes offers fixed-price package options to help investors understand the build cost and inclusions before moving forward. Any exclusions, site-specific costs or package conditions should be confirmed before signing.
No. HPG Homes can provide information about the home design, building process, package inclusions and construction pathway. Investors should speak with their accountant, broker or financial adviser before making an investment decision.
Availability changes depending on land releases, package stock and current building opportunities. Contact HPG Homes to discuss current investment property opportunities across Adelaide and South Australia.
Yes. HPG Homes can help Adelaide landowners explore development options for land they already own, including infill sites, subdivision opportunities, knockdown rebuilds and fixed price turnkey builds.
Yes. HPG Homes works with clients who own established blocks and need guidance around practical home designs, site planning and build options for infill development projects.
Yes. HPG Homes can assist with selected subdivision projects by helping landowners and developers understand suitable build options, home designs and fixed price turnkey outcomes.
Yes. HPG Homes can help homeowners who want to demolish an older house and build a new fixed-price home on the same block, subject to site conditions and project suitability.
Yes. HPG Homes can assist investors looking for turnkey building solutions, house and land opportunities and practical development outcomes across Adelaide.
The cost of a house and land package in Mount Barker varies based on block size, floorplan, and inclusions. HPG offers highly competitive, 100% fixed-price turnkey packages. Contact our team for the most up-to-date pricing on our current Adelaide Hills land releases.
No. As of 2026, the South Australian Government has completely abolished stamp duty for eligible first home buyers purchasing or building a new home, with no property price cap. You may also be eligible for the $15,000 First Home Owner Grant (FHOG) when building a new home with HPG Homes.
Yes, all new builds and subdivisions require approval from the Mount Barker District Council or via the SA Planning Portal. As part of our complete project management service, HPG handles all development applications and council approvals on your behalf.
Depending on the complexity of your design and whether your block falls under any specific historic conservation overlays, council approvals generally take between several weeks to a few months. Our team handles all documentation to expedite this process as much as possible.
Building on undulating terrain can require additional earthworks, retaining walls, and specialised foundation engineering. We conduct thorough initial site assessments to factor all these requirements into your fixed price contract upfront, eliminating nasty surprises.
Certain pockets near the foothills and bordering the Barossa Valley fringe do carry specific BAL ratings. We are highly experienced in navigating these safety regulations and will ensure your new home is constructed with the appropriate fire resistant materials.
Our guarantee means your home is completely ready to live in. We include everything from the internal climate control and window furnishings to the external driveways, pathways, and perimeter fencing, ensuring zero out of pocket expenses after handover.
Electrical and plumbing fit-offs occur during the 2nd fix stage (Stage 5), where trades install all visible fixtures including taps, toilets, power points, light switches, and light fittings directly after cabinetry and tiling are installed.
First fix refers to the initial installation of structural framing, concealed electrical wiring, and plumbing pipework before walls are lined. Second fix covers internal carpentry (doors, skirtings, architraves, hardware), cabinetry installation, wet area tiling, and final electrical and plumbing fixture fit-offs.
“2nd Fix” is the trade term for finishing carpentry, cabinetry, and fixture fit-offs. “The Fixing Stage” is the legal term used in HIA and Master Builders building contracts to describe the progress payment milestone triggered when cabinetry, internal doors, skirtings, and service fit-offs are completed.
Any minor imperfections identified during the PCI walkthrough are documented on an official defect list. The builder rectifies these items prior to final payment drawdown and key handover, backed by statutory warranty protections.
