FAQ's

Yes, we can engage a team of designers to create a design on your behalf or use one of our existing designs and tailor it to your needs.

There are many variables to creating a price for each home and design is different from client to client so each of our quotes is tailored to your exact needs. Once your design is complete, our team will create a detailed quote with all the inclusions required and present this to you for your review and approval.

Yes, we can do all the paperwork on your behalf and liaise with the council to get your house plans approved.

Yes, we work with certifiers to arrange your certificate of design compliance for your build.

Usually, we will outline the exact time for your build ahead of commencing the project so you can keep up to date with each stage and progress. Our project managers are experts at what they do and will ensure the build process is as seamless and quick as possible. Depending on size, style and location a general guide to use (for the construction period only) is 6 months for single story homes and 12 months for double story. 

Yes, our builders and trades are onsite and can give you informal and formal updates on your build. Our office team is also on hand to step you through each stage and ensure you’re kept in the loop.

We cover all defects in the build for up to 6 months after handover and will return once you settle in to check you’re completely happy with the craftsmanship on your build. During this time, if any maintenance or issues need to be reviewed our builders will attend to any issues and ensure you’re 100% happy.

We cover all defects in the build for up to 6 months after handover and will return once you settle in to check you’re completely happy with the craftsmanship on your build. During this time, if any maintenance or issues need to be reviewed our builders will attend to any issues and ensure you’re 100% happy.

Here are the main points to consider:

1. Your Lifestyle Needs
2. Current Belongings & Furnishings
3. Your Budget
4. The Neighbourhood
5. Future Needs

Here are the key points to consider:

1. Location
2. Size, Shape, Slope & Orientation
3. Site & Soil Conditions
4. Building Restrictions

A pole home is one where the structure is supported by poles, rather than a traditional concrete slab. Typically used for sloping blocks, poles are fixed at the required heights to create a level floor, which creates the support and framework to then build the remainder of the house. 

Timber frame homes encourage flexible construction methods, allowing builders to gain far more diversity with dimensions that may be found challenging with traditional bricks and mortar.

There are some challenges involved in achieving this vision. Fortunately, with a bit of planning, and the right builder, you can have the perfect hilltop home with minimum fuss.

When building a new home, many people wonder whether to build on a corner block or not.

Deciding whether to renovate or build a new home can be a huge decision. Both have their advantages & disadvantages. These are:

1. Budget
2. Age of the property
3. Charm & personality
4. Desired remodelling
5. Time & accommodation

Energy efficient homes are popular in Perth. They offer the same or better level of comfort than a standard home and save you money by using much less energy. The key points of an energy efficient home include:

1. Solar passive design
2. Choosing the right block
3. Using quality building products
4. Choosing the right appliances
5. Planting trees and garden
6. Solar power
7. Rainwater tanks and grey water system

Both materials have their advantages and disadvantages, so it is best to think about these before you start on your new project. We’ve outlined the pros and cons of cladding vs brick.

The type of flooring you choose depends on your budget, personal taste, and the traffic the floor gets. Some of the main types include:

• Vinyl (Lino)
• Vinyl Planks
• Bamboo
• Timber
• Concrete
• Tiles
• Carpet

Water efficient homes are a necessity in Perth. Saving water around the house has some great benefits, including paying less on your monthly bills, as well as doing your part for the environment. The key points of a water efficient home include:

1. Efficient home appliances
2. High rated WELS bathroom
3. Greywater systems
4. Rainwater systems
5. Putting stormwater to work

Hampton style homes are a fusion of elegant and sophisticated design, giving off a coastal vibe, ideal for our Perth lifestyle. Some of the features include:

• Gable-style roofs
• Large balconies
• Neutral and washed-out coloured furniture and walls
• Large windows overlooking coastal views
• Timber flooring

Colorbond is a type of sheet metal roofing that’s made of steel with a baked on colour finish. It’s well suited to our Perth climate and comes in a variety of colours. Find out if Colorbond is the right choice for your new home.

It’s essentially a virtual workflow process used for planning, design, construction, and management of building projects. Importantly for our customers, it lets you see your dream home design in 3D!

Site works, also known as earthworks, refers to leveling or preparing the ground before any construction takes place. Take a moment to review what’s involved and a warning.