A Few Things to Know Before You Begin.

Yes. The first step is to understand the site, your priorities and the decisions that need more information. From there we can discuss a useful scope.

We review the proposed work, the home and the selections that affect cost. The estimate should make its assumptions and exclusions clear so you can see what is included.

Sometimes. The right sequence depends on how the work connects and what needs to happen before rooms are closed up. We can discuss phases once the home has been reviewed.

No. It is more useful to agree on how the spaces should work and what the project needs to achieve. Specific selections can follow as the design develops.

We can discuss how to work with your architect or other specialist. The scope, responsibilities and drawing information should be agreed before work begins.

Requirements vary by location and by the work involved. We will identify the approvals to check for your project and clarify who is responsible for each submission.

It depends on which rooms are affected, the duration and the type of work. We can talk through access, dust control and phasing during project planning.