JUNE 2026 projects such as decks and bathroom renovations, but the quality of their work rapidly propelled them to new heights. These days, IDBG works primarily in a two-hour radius of the Brisbane area, and Warren describes their “sweet spot” as projects valued over $2 million – though the company’s biggest project, which they are doing now, is valued at roughly $9 million, and they’ll also do projects lower in value for repeat clients. “Once we have that relationship, we’re happy to do a project for them that would be under that price point,” Warren says. “That actually happens pretty often, because we tend to build some really great relationships. Our clients keep coming back to us.” That customer loyalty is hard-earned. Warren attributes it not just to their quality, but also their transparency and their efficiency. He says IDBG runs a tight operation, and much of that efficiency is driven by a deliberate investment in technology and, increasingly, artificial intelligence. By streamlining construction management and reducing administrative overhead, the company can keep project timelines sharp and communication clear – a priority that Warren considers non-negotiable, particularly at the upper end of the market. “Most of the time, it’s our clients’ forever home,” he explains. “Especially when we’re talking about $9 million projects, they want to get it exactly right – they want it to be exactly what they envisioned. Achieving that is about having clear communication and making sure that everybody’s
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