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Yes. We can assess the property, available space, access, services and relevant planning requirements to help determine what's achievable before progressing too far with design.

An approval pathway will generally be required. Many eligible secondary dwellings may be approved through Complying Development (CDC), while others may require a DA. We can assess the property and help coordinate the appropriate approval process.

Secondary dwellings are commonly subject to a maximum floor area of 60m², although the applicable controls and approval pathway depend on the property. We confirm the site-specific requirements as part of the planning process.

A compliant secondary dwelling can generally be used for residential accommodation, but the requirements applicable to your property and proposed use should be confirmed as part of the approval process.

We investigate existing services and potential connection routes during planning. Requirements can vary depending on the property and may involve new connections, trenching, drainage works, electrical upgrades or other infrastructure.

Often, yes. Restricted access can affect excavation, machinery, deliveries and construction methods, so we assess access early and plan the works accordingly.

Yes. Depending on where your project is up to, we can assist with design, engineering, approvals and certification through to construction and handover. If you already have approved plans, we can also review the documentation and discuss building the project.