RESIDENTIAL BUILDING & RENOVATIONS

We have on hand experienced architects, project managers, and contractors which are led by our expert, customer focused team. Our goal is to build quality homes as cost effectively as possible for all clients while ensuring the process of building is enjoyable too.

We estimate conservatively so that we don’t disappoint you. We build quality homes, and don’t cut corners.

Yes. All homes we build come with a 10 -Year Builders Warranty against faults in workmanship. Products and fixtures we use are also backed by manufacturers warranties.

Yes. You can use our plans, including Fixed Price Plans as a starting point and making changes to them to suit your lifestyle and budget. This can include changes to the actual design, roof-line, cladding, or interior.

A Fixed Price Contract for your proposed new home is based on plan drawings, and a materials specification agreed with you in advance. The price, plan drawings and materials specification form part of the contract document. In a fixed price contract, the price will not change – unless you make a change.

There are many costs to take into account when building a new home. For example ask the question does the quotation include: curtains & carpets (usually not), driveways, paths, fencing (usually only if requested), and in rural areas, septic & water tanks and power supply?   Usually a quotation for building is based on a ‘level building site’ (flat section). Any engineering or site work that may be necessary as a result of a sloping site is quoted for where possible. Similarly there can be additional costs for bringing the services (phone, power etc) to the site if it is a back section. If we have assessed the site, we can include this in the quote.

A PC Sum is an allowance for either materials or labour. The final cost of an item may be more or less than the PC Sum provided and this does affect the final cost you pay, even in a fixed price contract.