Some home alterations like a swimming pool, gym and sauna might not add as much value to future buyers as it costs you to build them. Here’s our list of the top 6 alterations that add both liveability and value to your home.
Whether your renovations are relatively minor (a new kitchen or bathroom), or major like a second storey addition or ground floor extension, the chances are that you’ll need to consider how you’ll be financing it. Here are some of the most common options.
When your family outgrows your home you don’t have to buy a bigger house. If you love where you live, staying put and creating more space with an extension or addition is a no-brainer, and here’s why.
With Sydney property prices hitting stratospheric heights, moving house to get the extra space you need has become a less palatable option, However, a second-storey addition lets you add that extra room without having to move.
Transforming your home from ugly duckling to graceful swan doesn’t have to be a huge and costly exercise. We’ve put together our top 7 tips (plus one bonus tip!) to getting the look and live-ability you want without breaking the bank.
NSW home owners are covered by a range of laws designed to ensure that builders are licensed, insured and competent, and home owners are protected in the event of a problem or disagreement. We detail the key laws relating to home building, including the new and revised laws that came into effect on 15 Jan 2015.
Undertaking a major home alterations project will most likely be the biggest purchasing decision you make after buying your house. Here are 7 tips that will help you choose the right builders and get the home of your dreams without the drama.
When you’re getting major work done on your house, it often makes sense to budget for landscaping following the work. So when might landscaping be a smart investment, and what are the best ways to approach it?
For many people who are thinking about adding space to their home, extending either up or out are realistic options. We take a look at both to help you decide which approach might suit you best.
You don’t have to spend a lot of money (or time) to add street appeal to your home. In this article we look at 5 ways to add street appeal, most of which require little more than a couple of hours and a few bucks.
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© Addbuild Additions. All Rights Reserved.
Addbuild are proud members of the Housing Industry Association, Master Builders Association and Green Smart Professionals. We have Home Owner Warranty and all construction insurances required by NSW law
Lic. 114851C ABN 47 092 812 649