Renovations

Often, yes. For kitchen, bathroom and partial home renovations, we can stage the works where practical to help keep parts of the home accessible. For larger renovations or extensive strip-outs, temporary relocation may be recommended.

It depends on the scope. Cosmetic renovations may not require approval, while structural alterations, additions and certain external works may require a CDC or DA. We can assess this early and help coordinate the required consultants and approvals.

Every renovation is different. Cost depends on the size and scope of the works, existing conditions, structural changes, access, selections and level of finish. Once we understand your project, we can provide more accurate pricing and discuss the most suitable approach.

A single room renovation may take several weeks, while larger or whole-home renovations can take several months. We'll establish a project programme based on the scope and explain the expected stages before construction begins.

Existing homes can sometimes reveal concealed issues once demolition begins. Where possible, we investigate likely risk areas beforehand. If something unexpected is uncovered, we'll document it, explain the options and discuss any cost or programme implications before additional work proceeds.

Yes. Depending on your project, we can coordinate designers, engineers, certifiers and other consultants, as well as assist with selections and documentation required to prepare the renovation for construction.

No. Depending on the project and your requirements, we can discuss fixed-price, cost-plus and project management arrangements and run you through the differences to determine the most suitable approach.

Yes. We're flexible. If you have preferred trades or suppliers, or would like to source selected appliances, fixtures, fittings or finishes yourself, we can discuss this upfront and clearly define responsibilities and what's included within our scope.