The Build Insite Podcast

As we continue with the second part of Episode 30, we're back with Matt, Rob, and Sam—three forward-thinking builders transforming the construction industry from the inside out. Live from Port Melbourne, the trio opens up about the realities of building culture-first teams, embracing technology to streamline construction, and navigating pre-construction pain points with smart systems and processes. The conversation tackles everything from training and talent acquisition to stress management, work-life balance, and setting clear client boundaries. You'll also hear their take on dream home builds, the power of visual communication, and how to future-proof your business through ongoing education and innovation.

Welcome to this live episode of the Build Insite Podcast, recorded from the Circus Studio in Port Melbourne at Bowens Hardware. This special session features a dynamic builders panel with Dean from Backman Builders, Matt from Elevate, Rob from EVO Built, and Sam from Built by Hammond. Together, they share their experiences in sustainable building, the rise of passive house design, and how the industry is adapting to modern client expectations—especially those shaped by TV and social media. From team culture to client communication, this episode uncovers practical strategies for delivering high-quality custom homes while building trust and supporting the community. Plus, learn how coaching and mentorship have played a vital role in the panelists' personal and professional growth.

In this episode, we explore the impact of the latest NCC changes on the construction industry and discuss how builders can stay ahead through continuous education. Our guests, Rebecca Brock (@brockfabel_design) and Jessica Allen (@climasuresa) share their strategies for keeping up with industry developments, including mentorship, professional growth, and leveraging resources. The conversation also highlights the importance of mentorship for women in construction, tips for creating a respectful and inclusive work environment, and practical advice for building sustainable practices. Whether you're a seasoned builder or just starting out, this episode offers valuable insights on adapting to industry changes and thriving in the evolving construction landscape.

Sustainable building and energy efficiency are shaping the future of construction, and in this episode, we dive deep into these critical topics with Jessica Allen (@climasuresa) and Rebecca Brock (@brockfabel_design). Our guests share their personal journeys into the construction industry, highlighting the evolving opportunities for women in the field and the importance of early collaboration in building projects. They also break down the latest building codes, debunk common sustainability misconceptions, and provide expert insights on how to build healthier, more energy-efficient homes. Whether you're a builder, designer, or homeowner, this episode offers practical strategies and inspiring stories to help you make a lasting impact through smarter, more sustainable construction.

The construction industry is facing a growing labor and skill shortage, making it harder than ever to find and retain skilled tradespeople. In this episode, we sit down with James Turner (J Turner Constructions), Zak Johnson (ZJ Building), and Luke Doecke (Saxony Building) to explore how builders are overcoming these challenges. Our guests share their experiences hiring both young apprentices and mature-age workers, emphasizing the importance of passion, drive, and the right attitude in the trade. We also discuss innovative ways to attract the next generation, the impact of major infrastructure projects on labor availability, and the critical role of business culture in retention. Beyond workforce challenges, the conversation delves into financial management in construction, the importance of a supportive business community, and why early education in trades is essential for the industry's future. If you're a builder looking to build a stronger, more resilient team, this episode is packed with valuable insights and practical advice.

In this episode, we explore the key differences between rural and urban construction with Adam Antony from Veo Building Co. Adam shares firsthand experiences of building in small communities versus larger cities, offering insights into project management, client engagement, and business efficiency. He highlights the importance of data-driven decision-making, maintaining a strong project pipeline, and practicing effective delegation. Adam also discusses how software tools like WonderBuild, Xero, and DEXT have helped streamline his operations. Plus, he opens up about balancing work and personal life, ongoing professional education, and tackling common misconceptions about custom home building. If you're looking for expert strategies to optimize your building business, this episode is packed with actionable insights and real-world advice.

In this episode, we welcome Adam Antony, founder of Veo Building, a dedicated builder from the Southern Tablelands, NSW. In part 1, Adam shares his journey from a carpentry apprentice to running his own thriving construction business. He opens up about his transition from a partnership to a solo venture, the pivotal role of business coaching, and how technology and software have helped streamline his operations. Adam also dives into the challenges and rewards of working in rural areas, his approach to pre-construction planning, and the tools he uses like ProCalc to improve efficiency. Whether you're an aspiring builder or an experienced professional, this episode is packed with practical insights and valuable advice to help you grow in the construction industry.

In this episode, we continue discussing with Joanne Hurt of Broadfeather Design to explore the art of personalizing your living space. Joanne shares insights into the start-to-finish process of interior design, guiding homeowners from the initial consultation to the final handover. She emphasizes the importance of understanding personal style, how color and texture influence mood, and ways to make sustainable choices without breaking the bank. We also dive into future design trends, material innovations, and practical tips for achieving a high-end look on a budget. Whether you're redesigning a single room or an entire home, Joanne's expert advice will help you make informed, authentic, and sustainable decisions.

Dive into Episode 26 Part 1 of the Build Insite Podcast, where we explore the intriguing world of interior design with Joanne Hurt from Broadfeather Design. In this episode, Joanne discusses her remarkable journey from healthcare to interior design, detailing how her background as a registered nurse has influenced her design philosophy. She shares the inspiration behind her company's name, drawn from iconic figures Grant Featherston and Florence Broadhurst, and her dedication to creating tailored, inclusive environments for every client. The conversation also highlights the crucial role of interior design in the construction process, the importance of collaborating closely with builders from the onset of a project, and insights into the current 'Wabi Sabi' design trend, which celebrates the beauty of imperfection and personalized spaces. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the dynamic and detailed process of interior design and its impact on construction today.

Welcome back to Episode 25 of the Build Insite Podcast, where we continue our discussion with renowned South Australian builders Luke Doecke, James Turner, and Zak Johnson. This episode focuses on the critical topics of managing client expectations and enforcing rigorous quality control measures in the construction industry. Our guests share their strategies for setting and maintaining realistic timelines and cost expectations for clients, utilizing effective communication, and leveraging contracts to protect both builders and clients. They dive into various quality control tactics, such as project management software, checklists, and trade rating systems, which help ensure projects run smoothly from start to finish. Moreover, this episode highlights the importance of internal training programs aimed at developing future leaders within their companies, addressing the challenges and rewards of nurturing talent. Tune in to discover actionable insights that can elevate your client relations and improve operational efficiency in your construction projects.

Tune into episode 25 of the Build Insite podcast for a compelling roundtable discussion with some of South Australia's premier builders. In this episode, our co-hosts Luke and Dean engage with James Turner of J Turner Constructions, Zak Johnson of ZJ Building, and Luke Doecke of Saxony Building. Together, they explore key themes critical to advancing in the construction industry, including accountability, the significance of community, and the relentless pursuit of continuous improvement. The conversation also covers their experiences with business coaching, the intricacies of pre-construction processes, and the benefits of collaborating with architects and designers. This episode provides a rare glimpse into the strategies these industry leaders use to not only enhance their own operations but also to drive the entire sector towards higher standards. Don't miss out on this opportunity to gain insights from seasoned professionals who are reshaping the building landscape. Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction 00:51 – Meet the leaders in South Australian building 03:41 – Strategies for staying ahead in the building industry 04:55 – Exploring the impact of business coaching on builders 09:26 – The role of networking and collaboration with architects and designers 18:00 – Optimizing pre-construction processes and improving client management 35:32 – Wrapping up: key takeaways and next steps for builders

Join us for episode 24 of the Build Insite podcast as we sit down with Clea White, a trailblazing young carpenter making her mark in the world of high-end carpentry. At just 22 years old and in her fourth year of apprenticeship, Clea has faced the unique challenges of working in a field traditionally dominated by men. In today's episode, she shares her personal journey, from the influence of her father, a seasoned builder, to her own experiences on the job site. Clea also dives into how she manages to balance her professional passion with her love for dirt biking, bringing a fresh perspective on work-life harmony. Clea's story is not just about carpentry; it's about inspiration, dedication, and the importance of persistence and curiosity in mastering one's craft. Tune in to hear Clea discuss the pivotal role of asking questions, learning continuously from every new task, and breaking barriers in the construction industry.

Welcome back to part two of episode 23 of the Build Insite podcast, featuring Nathan Stevenson. In this episode, we continue our exploration of the multifaceted nature of the construction industry. Nathan shares invaluable insights into the benefits of diversifying the workforce by hiring female apprentices, enhancing problem-solving and broadening perspectives within teams. We also tackle the tough topics that have impacted the industry this year—from project delays and financial strains due to interest rate hikes to navigating client relationships during personal crises like marriage breakdowns. Emphasizing the critical importance of mental health and community support, this episode also discusses the role of effective pre-construction forecasting and the enduring value of robust networking, apprenticeship training, and the pursuit of ongoing education. Dive into this conversation with us as we uncover the highs, lows, and key lessons for building a sustainable business and improving personal well-being in the trades.

In part 1 of Episode 23, Nathan Stevenson from Newfound Building joins us and dive deeper into his journey as a custom home builder, sharing insights on time management, project data, and the realities of the building industry.

In this episode of the Build Insite Podcast, Andrew Healey of Bowens dive into discussions about investing in high-quality construction products, trade-offs, labor cost reductions, and improving construction times. They explore the benefits of innovative suppliers in Australia. The episode also highlights the importance of staying ahead with new building technologies, enhancing builder training and certifications, and maintaining an edge in a competitive market. Together with Luke and Dean, they share their experiences and emphasize the value of developing strong relationships with suppliers and utilizing innovative products to ensure better building practices.

In this episode, we talk with Andrew Healey, the product innovation expert from Bowens, a leading Australian supplier in the construction industry. They discuss Bowens' dedication to improving build quality and efficiency through innovative products and systems. Andrew shares the company's history, commitment to innovation, and the importance of family-owned values. They also cover the extensive training and development initiatives for builders and apprentices, Bowens' role in the industry, and insights from the Bowens Building and Innovation Expo. Tune in to discover how Bowens is redefining construction practices in Australia.

In this special episode of the Build Insite podcast, hosts Dean and Luke celebrate a year of conversations about the future of construction, joined by Alexia Lidas, Andrew Pickard, and Hannah Angus. The highlights of the episode dive into the importance of Passive House standards for energy efficiency and sustainability, highlighting the Passive House Association's advocacy and educational efforts in Australia. They explore the need for integrating Passive House training in trade schools, the value of early collaboration with energy consultants, and practical strategies like airtight construction and detailed documentation to achieve high-performance buildings. Don't miss this insightful episode packed with ideas to future-proof the industry and a teaser for the next installment featuring Andrew Healey!

For our last episode of the year, join Luke and Dean as they reflect on an incredible first year of the Build Insite Podcast. From personal growth to industry insights, they revisit highlights like the Bowens Building and Innovation Expo and share lessons from challenges faced along the way. Discover their goals for 2025, exciting upcoming guests, and plans for inspiring new projects.

In part 2 of Episode 20, we continue our chat with Matt O'Grady, better known as @mog_builds on Instagram. Matt shares the value of continuous learning, the challenges of modern building, and the role of community and collaboration in his career. Hear about his personal journey building a Certified Passive House, and his future vision for sustainable construction.

In Part 1 of this insightful episode, Luke and Dean chat with Matt O'Grady, known on Instagram as @mog_builds of Zanetto Builders, about his journey from a building apprenticeship to advocating for high-performance and Passive House construction. Matt shares hard-earned lessons from running his own construction business, the value of business coaching, and how he rebuilt his career to focus on energy-efficient, sustainable homes. This episode covers everything from the challenges of moisture management to the importance of Passive House standards, setting the stage for even more insights in Part 2 next week. Don't miss this episode out!

In this second part of our conversation with Daniel Jakobs, aka Airboss Dan, we talk more about the transformative role of software in prefab construction, innovative building techniques, and the critical importance of proper product installation. Daniel shares Proclima's journey from New Zealand to Australia, insights on UV-resistant membranes, and the benefits of prefab construction for a sustainable future. Whether you're a builder, architect, or construction enthusiast, this episode is packed with knowledge to future-proof the industry.

In Part 1 of Episode 19 of the Build Insite Podcast, host Luke sits down with Daniel Jakobs, also known as Airboss Dan, to explore his incredible journey to becoming a master carpenter. Daniel shares insights into the rigorous training in overseas, the art of teaching apprentices, and his experiences working across Australia and New Zealand. Dive into topics like advanced carpentry techniques, sustainable practices, and the role of innovation in modern construction. Whether you're a tradesperson or curious about the craft, this episode is packed with wisdom and inspiration.

In Part 2 of Episode 18, Andrew Pickard and Hannah Angus from Powerhaus Engineering share essential tips on optimizing home heating and cooling. They discuss sustainable design strategies, reducing fossil fuel reliance, and adapting to seasonal changes for a comfortable, efficient home.

Join us on this episode of the Build Insite Podcast as Andrew Pickard and Hannah Angus, co-founders of Powerhaus Engineering, share about optimizing buildings for energy efficiency. They discuss insights on high-performance techniques, compliance challenges, and their innovative Powerhaus app, covering net-zero energy, effective heating and cooling, and solar strategies. If you are a homeowner and a pro in the industry, this episode could be just right for you!

Join Luke and Dean on this episode for a deep dive into today's biggest building industry challenges! Our hosts share strategies for finding skilled staff, building strong team culture, and adapting workflows post-COVID, along with tips on continuous learning and using the latest tools. Whether you're a builder, designer, or just passionate about construction, this episode is packed with insights to help you navigate and succeed in a fast-changing industry landscape.

In Part 2 of Episode 16, Jerry dives into key aspects of home construction in Australia, from waterproofing and common defects to best practices for compliance with the National Construction Code (NCC). Featuring insights from Jerry on the versatile Building Tools App, we explore innovative tools and techniques for building high-performance homes and discuss efforts to achieve defect-free construction by 2030. If you are one of the tradesmen and craftsmen looking to elevate your skills in this ever-changing industry, don't miss out this episode.

In this episode of the Build Insite Podcast, we are joined by Jerry Tyrrell, creator of Building Tools, a visual, ISO-certified tool designed to help builders comply with Australian building codes and reduce defects. He shares how his tool addresses literacy challenges, integrates compliance links, and offers practical solutions for builders, designers, and tradespeople. Don't miss out this episode as we see the need for proactive learning and how the tool can improve construction standards amidst changes in the NCC.

In this episode of the Build Insite Podcast, Dean and Luke sit down with Alexia Lidas, CEO of the Australian Passive House Association, to explore her journey and the transformative impact of Passive House standards. They discuss the principles of quality construction, the health and comfort benefits of Passive House, and how the association is driving change in Australia's building industry through advocacy, education, and policy influence. Tune in for insights on global collaborations and the importance of continued learning in sustainable building.

Curious how industry leaders are shaping the future of building, architecture, and sustainability? Join us in this highlight episode featuring Jessica Allen, Ben Walsh, Sarah Lebner, and Matt Sim as they share valuable insights on sustainable building practices, architecture, and the future of the industry. Don't miss out on this power-packed episode.

Join Luke and Dean in Episode 13 as they go live from the Bowens Building Expo. In this special episode, they sit down with Heath from Sam I Am Building, and talk about high-performance and passive house building. Heath shares insights on sustainable construction practices, his transition from a helicopter pilot to a builder, and the importance of business coaching. Tune in for a deep dive into the innovations in the building industry and the commitment to quality and sustainability.

With over 12 years in the construction industry, Matt shares on Episode 12 his journey from a chippy to a business owner, offering valuable advice for the next generation of builders. In this episode, we talk about the importance of building culture, using advanced building wraps, and scaling a business smartly. Matt also sheds light on balancing work and personal life, training his team effectively, and his passion for creating healthier homes. Don't miss out this insightful episode!

In this episode, we are once again joined by Sarah Lebner, the director of Cooee Architecture. We focus on low-carbon homes, sustainable design, and the future of building in Australia.

In this episode of the Build Insite podcast, we are joined by Sarah Lebner, the director of Cooee Architecture. Sarah shares her expertise in architecture, focusing on low-carbon homes, sustainable design, and the future of building in Australia. She shares valuable insights into the importance of size in home design, the intricacies of air tightness and ventilation, and practical tips for homeowners looking to build or renovate.

Are you overlooking the importance of healthy materials in your building project? In part 2 of Episode 10, Julia Hall of McCormacks Australia continues to share with us why investing in healthy materials is crucial for a safer, more sustainable home.

In this episode, Julia Hall from McCormacks Australia joins us on the Build Insite Podcast and shares game-changing innovations towards sustainable building materials in Australia. If you are looking for the latest insights on eco-friendly construction practices and how to incorporate sustainable materials into your building projects, this episode is a must-listen.

In this episode of the Build Insite podcast, hosts Luke Callery and Dean Backman chat with Jason Banks, co-CEO of TIACS. They discuss the importance of mental health awareness in the blue-collar industry, hear personal stories and the impact of mental health services in the lives of many people.

In this episode, Luke Doecke of Saxony Building shares his journey as a custom home builder. Tune in to learn more about the intricacies of running a building business in South Australia and the significance of sustainability and team culture.

Welcome back to Episode 7 of the Build Insite Podcast! Don't miss this insightful conversation with Jessica Allen from Climasure and Ben Walsham from ARKATA. Discover the cutting-edge techniques and principles, learn about the importance of airtightness, thermal bridging, and ventilation, and get practical tips for making your home healthier and more energy-efficient.

In Episode 7, we're joined by Jessica Allen of Climasure and Ben Walsham of Arkata. They talk about their mission to create healthier and more energy-efficient homes through innovative approaches and practical solutions.

In this episode with Build Insite, Lily continues to shed light on town planning and dives deep into the daunting aspects of the planning application process, offering invaluable advice on how to navigate prolonged application periods and effectively manage advertising requirements. Whether you're a homeowner, developer, or planning enthusiast, this episode is filled with actionable tips to help you overcome obstacles and achieve your planning goals with confidence.

In Episode 6, we're joined by Lily from Central Vic Planning Consultants. Lily shares the essential elements that shape our communities and infrastructure, which includes town planning, providing insights into the various overlays, zones, and permit processes that can often seem overwhelming. From understanding heritage overlays to the role of environmental consultants, we uncover practical strategies that anyone involved in property development or construction can implement to streamline their projects and avoid common pitfalls. In part one, we explore the unique challenges and frustrations faced by landowners and developers, and discover actionable tips to navigate the planning process effectively. Whether you're a homeowner planning a renovation or a professional in the construction industry, this episode is packed with valuable advice to help you successfully manage your planning applications and build with confidence. Stay tuned for expert insights and practical advice that will make your planning process a breeze.

In this special crossover episode of Build Insite, we're joined by Katie, the mastermind behind "Profit First For Tradies" and host of her own podcast. Join us as we delve into the world of financial management specifically tailored for tradespeople. Katie shares insights from her own journey and how she helps trades businesses implement the Profit First methodology to transform their financial health. From setting up effective systems to managing cash flow, we uncover practical strategies that any tradie can implement to ensure profitability and sustainability. Tune in as we explore the unique challenges faced by trades businesses and discover actionable tips to thrive in this competitive industry. Whether you're a seasoned tradesperson or just starting out, this episode is packed with valuable advice to help you build a more profitable and resilient business. In part two we discuss the importance of collaboration, why you need a great team surrounding you, why Katie got involved with Profit First, and streamlining your financial process.

In this special crossover episode of Build Insite, we're joined by Katie, the mastermind behind "Profit First For Tradies" and host of her own podcast. Join us as we delve into the world of financial management specifically tailored for tradespeople. Katie shares insights from her own journey and how she helps trades businesses implement the Profit First methodology to transform their financial health. From setting up effective systems to managing cash flow, we uncover practical strategies that any tradie can implement to ensure profitability and sustainability. Tune in as we explore the unique challenges faced by trades businesses and discover actionable tips to thrive in this competitive industry. Whether you're a seasoned tradesperson or just starting out, this episode is packed with valuable advice to help you build a more profitable and resilient business. In part one we discuss how Dean got into the building industry, his goals for financially supporting his children, and we chat about Build Insite's inception and goals. Show Notes Profit First- Mike Michalowicz: https://mikemichalowicz.com/profit-first/ Profit First For Tradies- Katie Crismale-Marshall: https://www.profitfirstfortradies.com.au/home To see what else we are up to, or to get in touch with us, check out our website and our social media pages! https://www.instagram.com/build.insite/ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61556373172611

Join us on Episode 4 of the Build Insite podcast as we delve into the inspiring journey of Aaron "Coach Apples" Applefield, a beacon of resilience and leadership both on and off the baseball diamond. From the disciplined upbringing in a household shaped by a Top Gun graduate to the vibrant fields of Australian baseball, Aaron's story transcends mere sports narratives, infusing rich experiences into the fabric of business and personal development. In this episode, Aaron shares how he seamlessly transitions his formidable talents from the realm of sports to the dynamic landscape of the building industry. As a people and culture leadership coach, he intertwines timeless stoic principles with modern mindset coaching, navigating the frenetic pace of professional life with poise and efficiency. Join us as Aaron delves into fostering team spirit, achieving holistic well-being, and pushing the boundaries of productivity in today's fast-paced world. Whether you're a sports enthusiast, a seasoned business leader, or anyone in between, this conversation promises insights that will inspire you to redefine balance, discipline, and success. In part 2, Apples covers his daily techniques for keeping himself centred, the difference between being busy and productive, the changes he has seen in the building industry, and his biggest tips for goal setting.

Join us on Episode 4 of the Build Insite podcast as we delve into the inspiring journey of Aaron "Coach Apples" Applefield, a beacon of resilience and leadership both on and off the baseball diamond. From the disciplined upbringing in a household shaped by a Top Gun graduate to the vibrant fields of Australian baseball, Aaron's story transcends mere sports narratives, infusing rich experiences into the fabric of business and personal development. In this episode, Aaron shares how he seamlessly transitions his formidable talents from the realm of sports to the dynamic landscape of the building industry. As a people and culture leadership coach, he intertwines timeless stoic principles with modern mindset coaching, navigating the frenetic pace of professional life with poise and efficiency. Join us as Aaron delves into fostering team spirit, achieving holistic well-being, and pushing the boundaries of productivity in today's fast-paced world. Whether you're a sports enthusiast, a seasoned business leader, or anyone in between, this conversation promises insights that will inspire you to redefine balance, discipline, and success. In part 1 of this episode, Apples tells us about his upbringing, how he has adapted his knowledge to work within the building industry, how his coaching helps to guide people, how he transfers from a coach to a parent, and he dives into his various team-building strategies.

In the third episode of the Build Insite Podcast, we delve deep into the intersection of productivity, mental health, and business management. Join us as we explore the strategies the Build Insite boys implemented to enhance productivity, their choice of estimating software, and the ongoing debate: does well-being take a backseat to business demands? Our guests candidly share their insights on managing mental health in high-pressure environments, offering practical advice on maintaining balance when routines are disrupted. We uncover effective methods for switching off from work and discuss how prioritising mental health fosters long-term success in the construction industry. Also, we contemplate the question: If you were starting again, how would you approach productivity and well-being? Whether you're a seasoned professional or just beginning your journey, this episode offers valuable lessons for building a fulfilling career while safeguarding your mental health. In Part 2 we talk about How the boys switch off from work, what programs and technology Anthony uses in his business, the importance of scheduling, how to manage your mental well-being while dealing with tricky financial situations, and if the boys were to start again, how would they do it? If you are struggling with mental health issues, please reach out to a service nearby to you, such as: Australia- Lifeline: https://www.lifeline.org.au/ the Black Dog Institute: https://www.blackdoginstitute.org.au/ Beyond Blue: https://www.beyondblue.org.au/ World Wide- Crisis Text Line:https://www.crisistextline.org/ You are not alone, there is someone close by that can help out. To see what else we are up to, or to get in touch with us, check out our website and our social media pages! https://www.instagram.com/build.insite/ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61556373172611

In the third episode of the Build Insite Podcast, we delve deep into the intersection of productivity, mental health, and business management. Join us as we explore the strategies the Build Insite boys implemented to enhance productivity, their choice of estimating software, and the ongoing debate: does well-being take a backseat to business demands? Our guests candidly share their insights on managing mental health in high-pressure environments, offering practical advice on maintaining balance when routines are disrupted. We uncover effective methods for switching off from work and discuss how prioritising mental health fosters long-term success in the construction industry. Also, we contemplate the question: If you were starting again, how would you approach productivity and well-being? Whether you're a seasoned professional or just beginning your journey, this episode offers valuable lessons for building a fulfilling career while safeguarding your mental health. In Part 1 we talk about various productivity strategies, what estimating software the boys use, managing a business while caring for your mental wellbeing, how to get your routine back if it's interrupted, and how the boys switch off from work.

This episode contains discussion around mental health and may be upsetting to some listeners. Welcome to Episode 2 of the Build Insite Podcast. Today, we sit down with Kyle Zanetto, an innovative builder from Tasmania. In the episode, Kyle shares his journey of starting his new educational platform "Future Build Co.", and opens up about navigating mental health challenges while building a thriving business. We also delve into why Tasmania is leading the way in High-Performance construction and explore the vital role of teamwork in business success. In part 2 of our conversation, We chat about Kyle's design company "Darkitecture", his love of Healthy Homes, what the future of the industry looks like, and we have a deep talk about mental health and recovery.

This episode contains discussion around mental health and may be upsetting to some listeners. Welcome to Episode 2 of the Build Insite Podcast. Today, we sit down with Kyle Zanetto, an innovative builder from Tasmania. In the episode, Kyle shares his journey of starting his new educational platform "Future Build Co.", and opens up about navigating mental health challenges while building a thriving business. We also delve into why Tasmania is leading the way in High-Performance construction and explore the vital role of teamwork in business success. In part 1 of our conversation, Kyle discusses his "Forever Home" principles, the inception of Future Builder Co., effective time management strategies, his philanthropic endeavours, Tasmania's leadership in High-Performance construction, and the profound meaning of family in his life. Show Notes: Future Builder Co.: https://www.futurebuilder.co/ https://www.instagram.com/future.builder.co/ Pep Talk: https://peptalkapp.com/ If you are struggling with mental health issues, please reach out to a service nearby to you, such as: Australia- Lifeline: https://www.lifeline.org.au/ the Black Dog Institute: https://www.blackdoginstitute.org.au/ Beyond Blue: https://www.beyondblue.org.au/ World Wide- Crisis Text Line:https://www.crisistextline.org/ You are not alone, there is someone close by that can help out.

Welcome to the first episode of the Build Insite Podcast! Join us as we kick off our journey by introducing our dynamic team and explaining what Build Insite represents for each of us. Get ready for a deep dive into self-care tips and strategies for effectively managing your building business. We'll also share personal anecdotes from our individual journeys – the highs, the lows, and everything in between. Plus, gain insights into our visions for the future of the building industry. In part 3, we explore financial literacy and entrepreneurship in construction, covering time tracking, overheads, and profit margins. We stress the importance of collaboration and knowledge sharing for industry advancement, and discuss the future of Build Insite.

Welcome to the first episode of the Build Insite Podcast! Join us as we kick off our journey by introducing our dynamic team and explaining what Build Insite represents for each of us. Get ready for a deep dive into self-care tips and strategies for effectively managing your building business. We'll also share personal anecdotes from our individual journeys – the highs, the lows, and everything in between. Plus, gain insights into our visions for the future of the building industry. In part 2, we delve into how the guys prioritise their mental well-being while navigating the industry's challenges, and we hear some anecdotes about the horror stories the guys have from their time in the industry. Sean shares insights into his Flood Testing techniques, while Luke sheds light on the floor waste regulations in South Australia.