East Kurrajong, NSWBrad The Builder Tiny Homes
- Good for: Larger tiny homes, up to three bedrooms and two bathrooms
- Good for: Buyers who want every size priced up front
Brad The Builder Tiny Homes builds tiny homes from 6 m to 14.5 m long and 2.4 m to 4.5 m wide at East Kurrajong, on the north-west edge of Sydney, and delivers them across Australia, including Queensland. The family-operated business is led by head builder Brad, who has held a builder's licence for more than 35 years. Its homes are described as Class 1A and engineered to a category 3 cyclone rating, and they arrive finished and ready to move into. A full price list is published online, from a 6 m x 2.4 m model up to a 14.5 m x 4.5 m three-bedroom, two-bathroom design, along with lock-up shells, DIY trailers, decks, pergolas, sewer pods and a stumping package. Layouts can be customised, and the showroom is open by appointment. Buyers outside New South Wales should confirm delivery costs and local approval needs before ordering.
- Full price list published, from $80,000 for a 6m x 2.4m home
- Sizes from 6m to 14.5m long and 2.4m to 4.5m wide
- Delivery offered Australia wide, including Queensland
- Homes described as Class 1A with a category 3 cyclone rating
- NSW builder licence 234255C; showroom at East Kurrajong by appointment
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Track record
| Business | BJ YATES BUILDING PTY LTD, ABN 81 102 628 722 |
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| Trading | ABN registered 1 Nov 2002; the maker says Head Builder Brad has been a licensed builder for over 35 years and will guide you through the process. |
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What customers rate them
| Google | 5 from 5 reviews | Read them (15 Oct 2026) |
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Researched 15 Oct 2026 from Brad The Builder Tiny Homes' own site and the public registers.
Who they are
Brad The Builder Tiny Homes is the tiny homes name of BJ Yates Building Pty Ltd, a Sydney builder with an ABN from 2002. Head builder Brad Yates holds a current NSW contractor licence, and the business builds at East Kurrajong on the north-west edge of Sydney. The showroom is open by appointment.
What they make
Tiny homes from 6 m to 14.5 m long and 2.4 m to 4.5 m wide, from studios to three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Some lines are on wheels with a VIN; the larger ones are set on stumps, and the Woodsman 60 has to be craned. Lock-up shells, sewer pods and DIY trailers are also sold.
What the price covers
A full price list is published, from $80,000 for a 6 m x 2.4 m home to $195,000 for a 14.5 m x 4.5 m three-bedroom home. Homes arrive ready to occupy. The list does not say whether GST or delivery is included, and stumping, decks and pergolas are extra.
Installing one in Queensland
The homes are built in NSW and trucked or towed to the site. The business holds no QBCC licence, so in Queensland a local licensed builder is needed to set a home on footings and sign for it, and a plumber and electrician for connections. Council and building approval are the buyer's job.
Who it suits
Buyers who want a finished tiny home at a published price and are ready to organise their own Queensland approval and set-up.
Worth checking
The site calls every home Class 1A and also sells homes with a VIN for towing; ask which classification your model is certified to and get the certificate. No warranty terms are published, and GST and delivery to Queensland need pricing.
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