Concept Carpentry and Joinery Tasmania
Seven Mile Beach, TASNDIS registered providerRegistration in force until 31 May 2027
Three things to ask when you call
- Are you taking new clients, and how long is the wait?
- Do you cover my suburb — home visits, or do I come to you?
- Is there someone on the team who speaks my language?
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About Concept Carpentry and Joinery Tasmania
- Is Concept Carpentry and Joinery Tasmania a registered NDIS provider?
- Yes. Concept Carpentry and Joinery Tasmania is listed as an approved provider on the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission register, with registration in force until 31 May 2027.
- What NDIS services is Concept Carpentry and Joinery Tasmania registered for?
- Concept Carpentry and Joinery Tasmania is registered for 4 support categories: Home modifications, Personal care & safety equipment, Household assistive products, Recreation equipment.
- Where is Concept Carpentry and Joinery Tasmania located?
- Concept Carpentry and Joinery Tasmania has 1 registered location(s): Seven Mile Beach TAS. Many providers also visit clients at home.
- How do I contact Concept Carpentry and Joinery Tasmania?
- Call 0419 356 209 or visit conceptcarpentryandjoinery.com.au.
Registered services (4)
These are the registration groups this provider is approved for by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission.
Locations (1)
- 0419 356 209Seven Mile Beach, TAS, 7170
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