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Licensed Builders in Springfield, QLD

22 Verified Browse all verified licensed builders serving Springfield and surrounding suburbs.
Data last updated: 14 February 2026 from Queensland Building and Construction Commission register

Builder Directory — Springfield, QLD

Licence730198
ClassBuilder - Low Rise
Licence709602
ClassBuilder - Low Rise
Licence21071
ClassBuilder - Open
Licence1098954
ClassBuilder - Low Rise
Licence1193641
ClassSheds, Carports and Garages
Licence1187918
ClassBuilder - Open
Licence1309918
ClassBuilding Design - Low Rise
Licence1155409
ClassBuilder - Low Rise
Licence15375627
ClassBuilder - Low Rise
Licence15061642
ClassBuilder - Low Rise
Licence1253898
ClassBuilder - Open
Licence15460441
ClassBuilder - Open
Licence15378723
ClassBuilder - Open
Raul PaezActive
Licence1257567
ClassBuilder - Open
Licence31887
ClassBuilder - Open
Licence15502121
ClassBuilder - Low Rise
Licence730197
ClassBuilder - Low Rise
Licence15009789
ClassBuilder - Low Rise
Licence15423249
ClassBuilder - Low Rise
Licence15378719
ClassBuilder - Open

Hiring a Builder in Springfield

Before hiring any builder in Springfield, use this checklist to protect yourself and ensure you're working with a properly licensed and insured professional.

  1. Verify their Queensland Building and Construction Commission licence is current — Search the tradesperson's name or licence number on TradieVerify or the Queensland Building and Construction Commission register. Confirm the licence class covers your project type and check for any conditions or disciplinary history.
  2. Check for current insurance — Ask for proof of public liability insurance (minimum $5 million recommended) and workers compensation insurance if they have employees.
  3. Get a written quote — Ensure the quote details the scope of work, materials, labour costs, and any potential additional charges. Verbal quotes are not sufficient for larger jobs.
  4. Ask about warranties — Reputable builders offer a warranty on their workmanship (typically 12 months). All materials should come with manufacturer warranties.
  5. Confirm compliance certificates — For any regulated work, your builder must issue a Certificate of Compliance to the relevant authority upon completion.
Pro Tip

Get at least three quotes and compare not just price, but response time, warranty on workmanship, and whether the quote includes parts.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I verify a builder's licence in QLD?

You can verify any builder's licence using TradieVerify's free search tool or directly through the Queensland Building and Construction Commission register. Enter the builder's name or licence number to confirm their licence status, class, and any disciplinary history.

What should a builder's licence number look like in QLD?

QLD builder licence numbers are typically 5-8 digit numbers issued by Queensland Building and Construction Commission. The number should appear on all official documentation, quotes, and advertising materials. If a builder cannot provide their licence number, this is a red flag.

What if I hire an unlicensed builder in QLD?

Hiring an unlicensed builder puts you at significant risk. You will have no access to statutory warranties, no consumer protection through Queensland Building and Construction Commission, and the work may not comply with Australian standards. You may also face difficulties with home insurance claims for damage caused by unlicensed work.

How many licensed builders are in Springfield?

There are currently 22 licensed builders registered in Springfield, QLD. This data is sourced directly from the Queensland Building and Construction Commission register and updated regularly.