Privacy Policy

At NH Homes, we are committed to building your future with integrity—and that includes protecting your personal information. This policy explains how we collect, use, disclose, and secure your data when you visit our website, explore our display homes, or partner with us to build your home. We comply with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs).

Data Collection & Building Usage Map

What We CollectHow We Collect ItWhy We Need It
Contact & Lifestyle Data
Name, email, phone number, land ownership status, and preferred design styles.
Online inquiry forms, brochure download requests.To tailor home designs, send relevant floorplans, and consult on your build requirements.
Financial & Project Data
Finance pre-approvals, deposit receipts, land titles, and site details.
Consultations with our sales team and secure online pre-qualification portals.To assess project feasibility, draft construction contracts, and progress your build through council approvals.
Site & Visual Data
Photos and videos of your land, construction progress, and the finished home.
Taken by our site supervisors, project managers, and professional photographers.To document build quality, manage construction milestones, and (with your permission) showcase our work.

Third-Party Disclosures

Building a home requires an ecosystem of experts. We do not sell or rent your data, but we do share necessary project details with trusted partners involved in your build, including:

  • Financial and legal professionals (brokers, land developers, or conveyancers helping secure your site).
  • Draftspeople, engineers, and surveyors tasked with designing and validating your specific build.
  • Sub-contracted tradespeople and suppliers (e.g., electricians, plumbers, bricklayers, cabinet makers) who need site access or specific product selection data.
  • Local Councils and Private Certifiers to obtain official building approvals and permits.

Data Security & Construction Milestones

Your plans, contracts, and financial documents are kept secure throughout the lifetime of your build and beyond.

  • Digital Protection: NH Homes uses encrypted, password-protected construction management software and CRM databases to restrict access to unauthorized parties.
  • Physical Security: Any printed site plans or physical contract copies are stored securely and destroyed via secure shredding when no longer legally required.

Your Rights & Opt-Outs

You have the right to look at any personal information NH Homes holds about you, or ask us to update outdated details. If you are on our email newsletter list for design trends and building tips, you can hit the “Unsubscribe” link at the bottom of any email to stop receiving them instantly.

Contact Our Privacy Officer

If you have any questions about how we handle your build data, or want to make a data request, get in touch: build@nhhomes.com.au

Project Photography & Marketing

NH Homes regularly documents our construction projects for quality control, insurance, and marketing purposes.

  • What We Capture: We may take photographs and video footage of your vacant land, the active construction site, build milestones, and the completed home (including internal and external finishes).
  • Anonymity & Security: To protect your privacy and property security, any media used publicly for marketing, social media, print brochures, or website portfolios will be strictly de-identified. We will never publish your full name, street number, street name, or specific location details without your explicit, separate written consent.
  • Client Belongings: For handover or completed home photography, we will only capture the structural work and fixtures installed by NH Homes. We will not photograph your personal furniture, moving boxes, or family members unless specifically invited to do so.
  • Your Control: If you prefer that your project not be featured on our public marketing channels, you can notify your project manager or email us at privacy@nhhomes.com.au at any stage of the build process, and we will restrict media use to internal quality tracking only.