Survey and define scope
We start with measured survey work, concept planning, and engineering where structural members or floor plans will change.
Extensions & re-plans
We connect new wings, reclad weatherboards, and reordered interiors with one programme so structural, joinery, and finishing trades stay aligned.
Whole-home renovations are as much about sequencing as they are about style. We map temporary kitchen or bathroom setups, weatherproof milestones before roof cuts, and insulation upgrades that meet current energy expectations without stripping character from weatherboard cottages. Our joinery shop builds stairs, lining boards, and built-ins so new wings tie into existing hallways without awkward floor level changes.
Across Bolwarra, Heywood, and Portland, we coordinate engineers, certifiers, and specialist trades on a single calendar. You receive weekly photo updates, variation notes in writing, and realistic windows for concrete cures or timber acclimatisation—because rushing those steps costs more later.
We start with measured survey work, concept planning, and engineering where structural members or floor plans will change.
Demolition, temporary bracing, stump or slab adjustments, and frame extensions are sequenced before the build opens up.
Roofing, cladding, windows, insulation, and internal linings are completed in the order needed to protect the home.
Joinery, flooring, painting, and the final compliance documentation pack bring the project to handover stage.
Safety fencing, tool storage, and delivery zones are agreed before excavators arrive. We keep neighbours informed when cranes or concrete pumps book the kerb, and we tidy each Friday so weekend life is manageable. Dust and noise peak during certain weeks—we tell you which ones upfront so you can plan visits or time away without surprise.
We keep heating, water, or power available in part of the house wherever possible.
Joinery, carpentry, and lock-up sequencing share a single site lead.
Unexpected conditions are photographed, priced, and approved before work continues.
Major domestic building work above the legislated cost threshold must be performed by a registered builder and covered by domestic building insurance where the law requires it. We outline insurance timing in your contract pack so certificates issue before work that triggers coverage begins.
We source compatible profiles, priming, and undercoat systems so new boards weather consistently with the old. Where exact profiles are unavailable, we design a subtle transition such as a belt rail or porch roofline so the addition still reads as intentional.
We check your property Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) mapping with your surveyor or council data, then select materials and construction methods that satisfy the NCC bushfire provisions applicable in Victoria. That includes ember-resistant vents, screening, and junction details around decks.