Extensions & Additions

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About The Service

Get the extra room you need without selling up or leaving the area. We pay close attention to floor levels, rooflines and materials so the new space feels like a natural part of the original house.

An extension gives your family more room without having to move. Selling and buying means agent fees, stamp duty and leaving the street you know. Extending lets you put that money towards the home you already love, with a bigger family room, an extra bedroom, a home office or a more open living area.

A well-built extension comes down to how the new work connects with the existing house. Matching floor levels, ceiling heights, rooflines and materials takes careful planning, as does keeping water out where the two structures meet. These are the details Brock pays particular attention to from the start.

  • Floor levels, ceiling heights and rooflines considered alongside the original house
  • Stormwater and drainage planned to manage water around the new section
  • Termite management incorporated where required
  • Construction staged to limit disruption to your home where practical
  • Work completed to approved plans, with required inspections coordinated throughout the build

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What’s included

Site preparation and excavation, footings and a slab or raised timber floors, framing, roofing tied into the existing roof, windows and external doors, cladding or brickwork, plumbing, electrical, insulation, plastering and internal finishes. Where practical, we keep the new work separate from the existing living areas until the final connection to limit dust and disruption.

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Find out how much room you could add

Brock will look over your block, your layout and your budget, and talk through the options for extending your home.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

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How much will my project cost?
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Can we stay at home during the build?
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Do I need plans before getting in touch?