Nomac Built

Nomac Built Hobart bathroom renovation, extension and new build specialists - focus on strong client communication and exceptional build quality.

Nomac Built was founded by Tom and Zak — two Hobart builders with over a decade of experience each. After years working for other companies, we saw a gap in the market: clients were often left in the dark, plans lacked detail, and quality was hit-and-miss. So, we set out to build a company where clarity, communication, and craftsmanship come standard. Whether it’s a small renovation or a full new build, we take pride in doing things properly — and earning the trust of every client we work with.

15/06/2026

We’re (really, really) excited to share the latest Nomac project with you soon… 🔥

Before you get a quote for your renovation, sort these three things first - it'll make the whole process faster and the ...
13/06/2026

Before you get a quote for your renovation, sort these three things first - it'll make the whole process faster and the quote more accurate.

1. Know your non-negotiables
What has to stay? What can move? Identifying your fixed points (load-bearing walls, plumbing locations, budget ceiling) gives a builder something real to work with.

2. Have a rough budget range in mind
You don't need an exact number, but having a ballpark helps. A good builder will tell you what's achievable within it - and what isn't.

3. Think about your timeline
Are you flexible, or is there a hard deadline? This affects how the job gets scheduled and what resources need to be in place before work starts.

Getting clear on these three things before the first conversation makes everything that follows more straightforward.

Any questions before you reach out? Drop them in the comments.

Read more here: https://www.nomacbuilt.com.au/blog/bathroom-renovation-hobart-pre-quote-checklist

There's something about a locally crafted timber vanity that no flat-pack will ever replicate.The custom Tasmanian Oak v...
11/06/2026

There's something about a locally crafted timber vanity that no flat-pack will ever replicate.

The custom Tasmanian Oak vanity in this Geeveston ensuite was built by WD Crutch Joinery - wall-hung, soft-close drawers, finished with a stone top from Renshaw Stone. The gold tapware ties it together without overpowering the warmth of the timber.

It's a small bathroom - 5.7 square metres - but when the joinery is right, the whole room lifts.

Full project at nomacbuilt.com.au/projects/geeveston-ensuite-renovation

A small bathroom is an amazing design opportunity.It's something Zak and Tom say often, and it holds up on every job. So...
10/06/2026

A small bathroom is an amazing design opportunity.

It's something Zak and Tom say often, and it holds up on every job. Some of the most satisfying renovations we've done have been in compact spaces, because when the thinking is right, the result is a room that works harder and feels better than anyone expected.

A few things that make the biggest difference in a small bathroom:

Layout first: even small shifts to fixture placement can open up flow and usability significantly. A cavity slider instead of a swinging door is one of the simplest wins

Wall-hung vanities and in-wall cisterns: getting things off the floor changes how spacious the room feels immediately

Tile direction and size:vertical tiles draw the eye up, larger tiles with minimal grout lines reduce visual noise, consistent floor-to-wall tiling removes fragmentation

Storage that disappears into the design: recessed shower niches, mirrored cabinets, built-in shelving. The goal is always to keep the bench tops clear

Light and colour: neutral tones, a well-placed mirror, and layered lighting can make a tight room feel twice the size

Read the whole article here: https://www.nomacbuilt.com.au/blog/small-bathroom-renovation-tips

Not every feature in a renovation comes from a tile catalogue 🔨The reclaimed window in the Lollara Road ensuite came fro...
04/06/2026

Not every feature in a renovation comes from a tile catalogue 🔨

The reclaimed window in the Lollara Road ensuite came from a historic pub in Sydney. It was Anne's idea - and it's the kind of detail that gives a space a story you can't manufacture.

Getting it to work took some thought. The framing, the waterproofing around it, the way it sits within the tiling - none of that is straightforward with a reclaimed piece. But that's exactly the sort of problem worth solving.
It's now one of our favourite details across any project we've done.

Full project at nomacbuilt.com.au/projects/lollara-road-renovation

An old deck turned into a spa-like ensuite. An awkward mudroom entry reimagined as a grand arched hallway. A reclaimed w...
02/06/2026

An old deck turned into a spa-like ensuite. An awkward mudroom entry reimagined as a grand arched hallway. A reclaimed window from a historic Sydney pub sitting as the centrepiece of a brand new bathroom.

The Lollara Road project was one of those renovations where the brief went well beyond tiles and tapware.

Working with homeowner Anne and architect Andy Armstrong, we reconfigured a whole section of the home - creating a true parents' retreat with the master bedroom, home office, and new ensuite all connected through a single, considered entry sequence.

The result speaks for itself. As Anne put it: "I've got nothing but praise for Nomac Built - a really quality company that delivers."

Check out the full breakdown at https://www.nomacbuilt.com.au/projects/lollara-road-renovation

Ten years each in the industry. Started Nomac because they'd both seen how it shouldn't be done 👌Tom and Zak aren't proj...
31/05/2026

Ten years each in the industry. Started Nomac because they'd both seen how it shouldn't be done 👌

Tom and Zak aren't project managers or salespeople - they're the ones on site every day, making decisions, solving problems, and caring about how things turn out. That's not a selling point. It's just how they built the business.
If you've been quoted by a builder you never heard from again, you'll understand why that matters.

Get in touch to talk about your building project for the back half or 2026.

5.7 square metres. Stripped back to bare bones and rebuilt from the ground up.The Geeveston ensuite had an awkward raise...
30/05/2026

5.7 square metres. Stripped back to bare bones and rebuilt from the ground up.

The Geeveston ensuite had an awkward raised screed entry into the shower that made the whole space feel clunky. We levelled the floor, reconfigured the layout, and rebuilt it with a hidden storage niche, built-in shower seat, and basket weave floor tile that adds real depth and character.

The centrepiece is a custom Tasmanian Oak vanity by WD Crutch Joinery, topped with stone from Renshaw Stone and finished with gold tapware throughout. Modern farmhouse - done properly.

Custom Joinery: WD Crutch Joinery
Stonework: Renshaw Stone
Tiling: Tas Tiling
Plumbing: Cam Gardam Contracting
Electrical: Huon Electrical and Heating
Painting: Cracknell Professional Painting
Fixtures & Fittings: Phoenix Tapware via Harpers Bathrooms
Tiles: Montile Tiles

https://www.nomacbuilt.com.au/projects/geeveston-ensuite-renovation

If you're thinking about extending your Hobart home in 2026, this article is worth reading before you commit to anything...
28/05/2026

If you're thinking about extending your Hobart home in 2026, this article is worth reading before you commit to anything 🤝

The short version: value doesn't come from adding square metres. It comes from fixing how the home functions day to day.

The extensions that consistently perform best in the Hobart market right now:

- Rear living reconfigurations: opening up the back of older homes is still one of the strongest moves, particularly in suburbs like West Hobart and Lenah Valley where enclosed kitchens and limited outdoor connection are common

- Kitchen proportion and storage: usability and layout outperform finishes every time. Bench space, circulation, and yard connection matter more than what the tap looks like

- Flexible secondary spaces: a well-placed study or retreat that gets natural light and a bit of separation. Working patterns have shifted, and buyers notice when a home accommodates that

- Master suites: a well-proportioned bedroom, ensuite, and storage adds more than squeezing in an extra small room-Indoor-outdoor connection built for Tasmanian conditions: sheltered, north-facing, with materials that handle the cold and coastal exposure

Read the full article https://www.nomacbuilt.com.au/blog/home-extensions-value-hobart-2026

Almost ready to show you this one... 👀Timbertop Drive has been a big job and it's nearly done, with a few finishing deta...
26/05/2026

Almost ready to show you this one... 👀

Timbertop Drive has been a big job and it's nearly done, with a few finishing details left before we'll walk you through the whole thing.

In the meantime if you're interested in checking out some of our other projects, head to the website at https://www.nomacbuilt.com.au/projects

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