Superhome Experts
Our directory of Superhome participants lists industry professionals and experts who
know how to create Superhomes.
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Architects & Designers
Find a Superhome designer
Find an architectural designer who is experienced in designing for health, comfort, resilience, and energy efficiency. A good architect will save you thousands of dollars in running costs for your home.
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Builders
Find a Superhome builder
Find a builder who is experienced in building above the minimum building code with evidence of several homes built to Homestar 6 or better. They should have a genuine interest in energy efficiency including a willingness to learn and make continual improvements.
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Design and Build
Find an all in one design and build company
Find companies that can do both design and build. Some will have an in-house architect or draftsman, others will have an external architect or draftsman that they work closely with.
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Suppliers
Explore Superhome suppliers
Learn about suppliers that can help you get the most out of your thermal envelope including products to ensure airtightness, fully insulated slabs, heating, uninterrupted insulation in the walls and ceilings, and high performance windows.
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Consultants
Find a consultant with Superhome expertise
Explore consultants with Superhome experise. It is critical to find professionals who are experienced in working with energy efficient designers and builders.
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Developers
Find developers specialising in super communities
Developers who have a keen eye for sustainable communities and energy efficient homes.
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Realtors and Valuers
Find realtors and valuers experienced in valuing and marketing Superhomes
Superhomes are as much as 10% more valuable than those that are not energy efficient. The key is in finding realtors and valuers who know how to value and market energy efficient houses.
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Renovations
Find builders experienced in Super renovations
Renovating your existing home with energy efficient options requires a builder who is experienced in the complexities of renovations and how to get the most out of your thermal envelope while retaining the character of your home.