Lawnton, QLDHoek Modular Homes
- Good for: A family builder with decades behind it
- Good for: Award-winning granny flats, installed by the maker
Hoek Modular Homes builds granny flats and modular homes from one to five bedrooms, suiting families who want a loved one living close by, as well as rural and regional buyers who need a home trucked to site. Granny flats can be built on site, while modular homes are made in the Lawnton yard north of Brisbane and delivered with transport and installation included. The Hoek family traces its building history to 1967, and the modular business was set up by Dean Hoek, now CEO, around 2000; the current company's ABN dates from 2007. The QBCC register shows an active low-rise builder licence. Hoek says it has built more than 1,600 homes in Queensland and offers a structural warranty of six years and six months. It manages council certification and town planning for clients, takes on sloping and overlay-affected sites, and in 2025 won HIA and Master Builders Queensland awards for cabins at Australia Zoo.
- Family building business since 1967; CEO Dean Hoek
- QBCC licence 1169135, Builder - Low Rise, active on the register
- 2025 HIA Sunshine Coast & Wide Bay Specialised Housing winner
- Transport, delivery and installation included in modular homes
- Handles certification, town planning and sloping sites
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Track record
| Install | Installs its own homes |
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| Business | HOEK MODULAR HOMES PTY LTD, ABN 84 128 296 480 |
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| Trading | ABN registered 2 Nov 2007; the maker says Our journey began in 1967, with the tenacity of the Hoek family |
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| QBCC licence | 1169135 Builder - Low Rise (plus Carpentry, Drainage and Joinery trade contractor licences) (checked on the QBCC register) |
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What customers rate them
| Google | 4.5 from 15 reviews | Read them (15 Oct 2026) |
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Awards and memberships
- Winner, 2025 HIA Sunshine Coast & Wide Bay Specialised Housing Award, Crocodile Hunter Lodge cabins at Australia Zoo (as posted by Hoek; not found on the HIA site) source
- Master Builders Queensland 2025 regional award, Australia Zoo cabins (as posted by Hoek; not found on the MBQ site) source
Photos: Hoek Modular Homes, used with permission.
From Hoek Modular Homes' website, used with permission.
Researched 15 Oct 2026 from Hoek Modular Homes' own site and the public registers.
Who they are
Hoek Modular Homes is a family builder at 6 Leanne Crescent, Lawnton, north of Brisbane. The family has built since 1967 and Dean Hoek, now CEO, set up the modular business in 2000; the current company dates from 2007. It holds QBCC licence 1169135 (Builder - Low Rise), active on the register, and says it has built more than 1,600 homes in Queensland.
What they make
Granny flats and modular homes in 24 designs from the 41 m² Getaway to 157 m² five-bedroom homes. Frames are termite-protected blue timber on an engineered steel or timber subframe, clad in James Hardie Axon. Designs can be changed to suit the site, and it does not sell kits.
What the price covers
No prices are published; every job is quoted. The inclusions list covers transport, installation on galvanised posts in concrete piers, certification and plumbing approvals. QBCC home warranty insurance is added to the tender.
Installing one in Queensland
Hoek builds the sections in its Lawnton yard, trucks them to site and joins and finishes them there, or builds granny flats on site. It is the licensed builder and handles certification and town planning, including sloping and overlay sites. In regional areas it puts you in touch with local trades for service connections.
Who it suits
Brisbane and Queensland families who want an established local builder to handle a granny flat or modular home from approval to handover.
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