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HOBC service sector

Home Improvement & Property

Connect homeowners with renovation, granny-flat, modular kitchen and property-related providers.

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What members can explore

Practical choices, guided by participating providers.

Connect homeowners with renovation, granny-flat, modular kitchen and property-related providers. HOBC aims to make it easier for members to discover relevant providers and request more information. Each participating organisation remains responsible for its quotations, eligibility assessments, service delivery and any offer conditions.

Availability, pricing and promotions vary by provider, location and customer circumstances. Being an HOBC member does not automatically guarantee approval, a discount or any specific saving.

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Home Improvement & Property

Who can partner?

Builders, renovators, property service firms and home-improvement suppliers. Partners should be able to demonstrate appropriate business credentials, service standards and regulatory compliance.

Typical eligibility criteria

Site feasibility, council approvals, trade licensing, quotes and project agreements. Specific criteria are assessed by the provider and disclosed before a member proceeds.

Illustrative member journey

A homeowner seeks a kitchen renovation and is introduced to a participating supplier. Any benefit or discount depends on the partner's published offer and terms.

Important: This page explains potential service pathways and is not a live offer, price quotation, financial recommendation or promise of approval. Confirm all costs, exclusions, permissions and obligations directly with the participating provider.

How businesses can collaborate

Organisations in this sector may propose clearly defined member promotions, educational resources, dedicated enquiry handling or a co-marketing campaign. HOBC considers relevance, customer value, fulfilment capability, service coverage and applicable consumer protection obligations before approving a proposal.

Potential commercial terms, including any referral fee or percentage, are agreed separately in writing. All regulated introductions must comply with relevant authorisation, disclosure and remuneration rules. Partners should provide accurate advertising claims and keep their promotional details current.

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