We believe in a better way to build

Our vision at Weeks is to be South Australia’s most reputable home builder; a challenge that will never be measured by the number of homes we build, but by the confidence and trust we build with our customers, both present and past. Trust is earned through consistency and proven through advocacy. That is why we ensure every interaction we undertake delivers against the promise that we are honest and open in our communication and committed to delivering the quality we are known for, in every home we create.

In order to consistently deliver against our vision, the business is underpinned by a strong set of values, core promises and commitment to simply doing what is right. 

We don't make promises lightly, so when we say we are open and honest you can take us at our word.

Customer Stories

Our Brand Promise

We are committed to delivering the best customer experience in the building industry through certainty pricing, transparent and consistent communication, efficient build timelines and quality finishes.

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People Matter

As a core Weeks Homes value, People Matter provides the platform for our team to give back. Our connection to people in the community and customers past and present brings so much to our culture and is a commitment we make and deliver against in everything we do. 

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Our commitment to our customers

Advocacy and loyalty play a huge role in our success and that does not come without hard work, humility and genuine commitment to the people we build for. Our core value of ‘People Matter’ is referenced in every interaction and a daily thought process our team commit to.

In summary, our build journeys never really end because our relationships endure. Our advocacy is built on trust; trust in the fact that we will deliver on our promises with honesty and transparency in every interaction we make.

There is no greater feeling than to see your customers become your brand champions.

Read our customer stories