Who they are
Tekt is a modular home builder at 67 Noosa Street, Heathwood, in Brisbane's south-west, trading as Tekt Modular Pty Ltd and led by founder Alex Miscamble. It says it is backed by James Energies, which builds modular infrastructure for the energy sector. It holds QBCC Builder Low Rise licence 15344785.
What they make
Architect-designed modular homes and tourism cabins, designed with architecture practice Knight Office. Buyers choose the Urban, Rural or Coastal Series or a custom design, with three finish tiers. The Urban Series plans run from a 43 m² one-bedroom to a 95 m² three-bedroom, two-bathroom home; frame and cladding are not published.
What the price covers
No prices are published. Tekt describes a turnkey service covering approvals, factory build, transport, installation and final inspection, but does not list inclusions or exclusions.
Installing one in Queensland
Tekt builds in Heathwood, delivers and installs with its own team, and handles the final inspection, as the QBCC licensed builder. It says most projects are delivered about eight weeks after building approval. It offers a 6.5-year QBCC structural warranty and a 12-month defects period in Queensland.
Who it suits
Brisbane and South East Queensland buyers wanting an architect-designed secondary dwelling from one licensed builder, design to handover.
Worth checking
No prices are published, so get a written fixed price that lists transport, crane, footings and connections.