Karl Champley Information

Australian native Karl Champley is an award winning Master Builder, environmental home inspector and building consultant for commercial and residential construction in both the USA and Australia. In the building trade since 1983, Karl has won countless awards for prominent large-scale remodels, additions, new homes to the world-famous Glass House situated in the Royal Botanical Gardens in Sydney, Australia. From colleges, libraries, restaurants, homes and even fire stations, Karl's masterpieces have earned him well-deserved notoriety in the building industry. He started in the trenches as an apprentice carpenter and joiner for four years and soon rose up the ranks as a credited tradesman, to site forman, project supervisor to a project manager. He continued his studies to acquire his building supervisor clerk of works certificate and structural engineering certificate to gain his Master Builders license for both residential and commercial construction. He then started his own building business KJC Building Services in 1990 then due to overwhelming demand he incorporated in 1993 to KJC Constructions (NSW) Pty. Ltd. He was bestowed the Australian Achiever award in 2001 for his Australian Design and Construction company. He is also an experienced and active property developer . His first home building project investment started early in life at the age of 19 years while still in his apprenticeship. His latest projects include an ultra modern home in Los Angeles he designed and built entirely on his own as well as modern condominium in the planning stages in Sydney Australia. Karl Champley has been a popular radio show host for the past 7 years with his show DIY LIVE Radio through the Entertainment Radio Network in Hollywood, California and Radio America in Washington DC. He was also featured with his DIY tip of the week on NFLs Monday Night Football with Boomer Esiason and Marv Albert through Westwood One. Karl was also a contributor to Popular Science Radio. A publication thats been available since 1872. In ...