
Why You Must Involve Your Builder in the Renovation Design Phase
Why bringing your builder into the design phase at the very beginning helps avoid delays, unrealistic budgeting and unnecessary compromises.

Why bringing your builder into the design phase at the very beginning helps avoid delays, unrealistic budgeting and unnecessary compromises.

Renovating on a tighter budget? Using our 40 plus years of experience, we recommend these strategies to maximise value and squeeze the most from your finances.

Planning a home renovation should be exciting, but you don’t want to get too far down the track, only to discover that the ideas you fell in love with were never possible because of something you overlooked at the start.

We outline six key tactics that will help you speed up each of the main sections of the project: the design, local government approvals, and the build itself.

So you’re planning a major renovation? Here’s our top five ‘extras’ that will enhance your home, increase your comfort and make life easier.

Phil and Deb have realised a ‘money-can’t-buy’ silver lining from Sydney’s housing crisis: a home addition that gives them precious time with the grandkids.

Could Artificial Intelligence (AI) be about to replace human home designers and architects? We explain why the experienced humans still have the upper hand for major home renovations.

Recent Addbuild client Lisa explains how we helped create a seamless addition to her much-renovated home, so it looks like it had been built that way to start with.

It’s a common dilemma for would-be renovators on a tight budget: do you complete some renovations and finish the job later? Or do you try to do everything at the same time? This was the exact conundrum facing Addbuild client Brendan.

Adding a first-floor to your home? We explain why stairs should be the first item on the plan when you are building a second storey.
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