HouseLab is a great new system for builders, developers, architects, designers, real estate agents and homeowners. Warranties, manuals, plans, permits, paint colours, key contact details can be uploaded to a secure, branded online hub and then handed over — elegantly, sustainably and simply. Includes systems to support defect management and periodic servicing.
Create one or more projects
Create an account to for a renovation or new build
Keep your client up to date
Track project or home related expenses
Upload every essential document
Store and search essential documents
Connect with your client and team
Create a team to help manage your project
Set up an ongoing maintenance schedule for your clients
Reminders of key events and tasks
Upgrade your account if you want to sell your house
Manage and maintain your home digitally
The defect process with your client, builder and body corporate
Manage and maintain your home digitally
Manage your own renovation or maintain your home simply and easily with everything you need at the click of a button.
Protect your largest investment by storing everything on the cloud, never lose any important documents again.
Simplify the handover process and provide your customers with a digital home.
Reduce post-handover costs and easily manage defects.
Provide your clients with all the right documentation for an improved experience at the end of a project.
Customize HouseLab to create a lasting impression.
Build a meaningful relationship with your customers by providing them with an online account to manage their new home.
Reduce post-occupancy costs by ensuring your customers have everything they need.
Increase referrals and listings by ensuring your company is front of mind.
Allow easy access to essential building information and defect tools to body corporate managers.
Start with a free home management account or choose from our professional platforms and manage multiple projects.
For architects, designers, builders & developers
For home owners & renovators
Pictured | Marvell Street Studio by Harley Graham Architects
Photograph by Andy Macpherson
