What Does Being a Master Builder Mean for Us and You?

Since 2014, VIKON Construction have been proud members of New Zealand’s Registered Master Builders Association (RMBA). Thanks to this, we have upheld our guarantee of excellence across all projects we have tackled. But what does being a Master Builder actually mean? It can tell you a lot about the company you’re working with, as well as what you can expect out of them.

What It Tells You About Us:

Vetted Quality: In order to qualify for being a Registered Master Builder, the company being tested must meet stringent quality standards. This is assessed via a practical inspection conducted by the association itself, where workmanship, attention to detail, and adherence to standards are all thoroughly checked. Before all that, they also need to pass experience and financial checks to ensure company stability.

Reduced Risk: Registered Master Builders often have established and thorough connections with trades, services, and the association itself. Combined with their quality workmanship and professionalism, their expanded resource pool allows them to call upon pre-vetted connections to ensure a smooth supply chain, material accessibility, and potential cost-savings.

What It Does for You:

Master Build 10-Year Guarantee: The primary benefit of working with a Master Builder, this guarantee gives the owner assurances and peace of mind before, during, and after completion. Even when the project is ongoing, you benefit by having coverage in case the builder is unable or unwilling to finish a project. As early as pre-start, you’re protected against loss of deposit. And of course, per its namesake, the guarantee can cover defects that make your home unsafe, unsanitary, or uninhabitable.

Materials & Workmanship: If parts of the building haven’t been built as they were specified, you’re also covered. This extends to unaddressed defects or issues. Master Builders aim to make your home comfortable for the long run. You can rest easy knowing that in the rare case something goes wrong, the guarantee’s net is ready to catch a broad range of concerns.

Even if you don’t opt in for the guarantee, you can still enjoy the benefits of working with a Master Builder, as the skills, experience, and quality they bring have all been thoroughly verified. Adhering to a strict code of conduct, high safety standards, and with vetted insurance & financial coverage, choosing a Master Builder comes with assured standards.

For more information, check out their site: https://www.masterbuilder.org.nz/