A tradition of excellence
Neater Homes is a locally owned construction company, respected as a Master Builder within the housing industry for excellence in the design and construction of luxury custom homes.
The company was established in 1982 by Col Neate, who has been building in Far North Queensland for more than 40 years. Col and his team have earned a strong reputation for their dedication to innovative designs and continuous commitment to exceptional craftsmanship.
As one of the longest-standing home builders in Cairns, their industry success has been acknowledged over the decades with more than 50 housing and construction awards including Housing Industry Association Awards, Queensland Master Builders Association Awards, and Home of the Year.
Neater Homes provides a complete architectural design and construction service. Their in-house architect and interior designer work collaboratively with Col and his wealth of design knowledge. All designs are tailored around your ideas, lifestyle aspirations, your property terrain, and to work in harmony with our tropical climate. No site is too complex for the Neater team.
At Neater we aim is to transform your vision into a breathtaking reality that reflects your unique style and taste, and exceeds your expectations.
Experience the Neater difference with Neater Homes Cairns.
Extraordinary Living
We understand the importance of working closely with our clients and providing a high level of personalised service. As we are not a project builder, you can be assured that your design and construct journey will be a collaborative process between yourselves and our in-house architect, sales consultant and interior designer. This will ensure all your preferences and requirements are incorporated into your design, and you feel involved at every stage.
Discover the art of extraordinary living with Neater Homes and together let’s create your very own, unique tropical retreat.
Neater Homes services areas from Cairns to Port Douglas and the Tablelands, and South as far as Cardwell.
