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Old Bar Builders

Not every building project runs to plan—but with the right team, it can. In Old Bar, Young Building delivers building services that are as practical as they are reliable. We understand how delays, budget blowouts and miscommunication can turn an exciting project into a frustrating one.


That’s why we focus on straight-talking advice, clear timelines and solid planning from day one. Whether it’s a new home, a major renovation or a commercial fit-out, you’ll get honest guidance and quality workmanship at every stage.


You won’t be chasing answers or wondering who to talk to—our process is direct, and our team is hands-on. We coordinate trades, manage timeframes and stay accountable from start to finish. We’ve built strong relationships in Old Bar by showing up on time, sticking to what we say and completing each job with care and attention to detail.


Call 0427 118 885 to speak with local builders who keeps things simple, efficient and stress-free.

Practical Builds, Quality Workmanship

From home additions to commercial upgrades, our building services cover a wide scope of work. We handle residential jobs like renovations, alterations, extensions and new home builds, along with commercial services including office fit-outs, concreting and general construction. Whether you're updating a family home or managing a small business project, we make it easy to move from planning to completion with minimal disruption.


We know how important it is to keep a site clean, safe and organised—especially if you're still living or working in the space during the project. That's why we work around your schedule, keep trades coordinated, and communicate clearly as the build progresses. Our team works with trusted suppliers like Colorbond, Readymix, Laserlite, Hume Doors & Timber, and Austral Bricks to ensure each job is built to last—both structurally and visually. All work is carried out by qualified trades under the correct licences, with every detail checked for quality before handover.


We don’t overcomplicate the process—we keep it practical and on track. If you’re ready to build or renovate, take a look at our services or get in touch to talk through your ideas.

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FAQs

  • How can I check if a builder is licensed in NSW?

    You can verify a builder’s licence through the NSW Fair Trading public register. Simply enter the licence number to view registration details, scope of work, and any enforcement actions. This gives peace of mind that your builder is qualified and working legally. You can also ask for proof of public liability insurance and check for memberships with bodies like the Housing Industry Association (HIA).

  • What’s the difference between a renovation and a home extension?

    Renovations usually involve upgrading or altering existing features—like kitchens, bathrooms or room layouts. They may be structural or cosmetic. Home extensions, on the other hand, add new floor space to the house. This could be through extra rooms, a new storey, or building outward from the original footprint. Extensions generally take longer and cost more due to increased materials, structural work, and council requirements.

  • How long does a typical residential build take?

    Timeframes can vary based on the size and complexity of the project. A standard new home build might take 6–12 months, while smaller renovations could take anywhere from a few weeks to several months. Weather delays, material availability and council approvals can all affect timelines, so it's important to plan ahead and build in some buffer.

  • Can I live in my home while it’s being renovated?

    For smaller renovations or staged projects, it’s often possible to stay in the home. However, major renovations that involve structural changes, electrical work or plumbing upgrades may require you to move out temporarily for safety and convenience. Talk to your builder early to understand what’s involved and what arrangements may be needed.