About Ninedots
Ninedots Build Advocates is an Idaho-based home construction consulting firm dedicated to helping homebuyers confidently manage the process of building a new home.
Ninedots Build Advocates is an Idaho-based home construction consulting firm dedicated to helping homebuyers confidently manage the process of building a new home.
We operate independently of builders, developers, and REALTORS®, ensuring our focus is solely on client needs. As specialists in new home construction, our role is to provide independent quality oversight, informed advice, and practical support that deliver a truly stress-free build.
Our Services
Ninedots builds on the success of Ninedots Build Advocates Australia, a company with more than a decade of innovation in residential construction, project management, and client-side advocacy. Over that time, Ninedots has supported hundreds of homebuyers through the new-home construction process, developing proven systems and quality-assurance benchmarks that improve the new-home construction process.
With Idaho’s housing market expanding at record pace, Ninedots brings a fresh perspective and reliable reassurance, helping clients make informed decisions, manage risks, and achieve better results. Whether you need a single stage inspection, consulting support, or complete build oversight, we’re here to provide a well-built, well-managed, and stress-free homebuilding experience.
We look forward to supporting you with your next new-home construction project!
Get in touch
At Ninedots, our team is dedicated, approachable, and driven by a simple goal: to make the home building journey easier for every client. We work exclusively in our clients’ best interests, offering honest advice, hands-on support, and practical guidance throughout the entire process. Whether it’s navigating the construction process, liaising with builders, or simplifying complex decisions, we’re always ready to step in and reduce stress—making the entire experience smoother, more efficient, and ultimately more enjoyable.


