Renovations,
Custom Builds
& Heritage.

Every project begins with an idea. Talk through what you have in mind, the way you use your home and what you would like to change. Existing plans, photographs and a few notes are a useful place to start.

A closer look at the property helps put the ideas in context. Access, the existing building, orientation and the features you want to keep can all shape the next conversation.

Bring the priorities together: the spaces you need, the work being considered and the available budget. This outline helps identify the information still needed before the project can move forward.

Plans, specifications and material selections give the project definition. The documentation and specialists needed will depend on your site and the scope of the work.

Review the proposed work and the details that matter before construction. Scope, responsibilities and any agreements need to be understood and confirmed for the individual project.

Identify the approvals and preparations required for the work. The construction schedule can then be discussed in the context of the site, documentation and relevant requirements.

From structural work to the finishing details, this is where plans become physical spaces. This photograph shows the Rochester build in progress, with framing and the cantilevered eave still visible.

Walk through the finished work and discuss the details of completion. Handover arrangements and any ongoing information are confirmed for the project. Pictured: a finished bathroom detail from a C & C Build Co renovation.