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Complex Construction

Free estimate

Get a real number, not a guess

Four short steps. The more you tell us, the more accurate the estimate — and the less likely you are to get surprised later.

  1. The project(current step)
  2. The property
  3. Budget & timing
  4. Your details

Step 1 of 4

The project

What you want built

What kind of work is it?

Choose everything that applies — most projects are more than one.

How far along are you?

The more detail here, the more accurate the estimate. Rooms, rough sizes, anything you already know you want.

3 steps to go

Before you ask

The questions we get most about pricing, answered plainly.

How much does a renovation or addition actually cost?
It depends on scope, site access and finish level, so any builder quoting a number over the phone is guessing. Rather than publish ranges that tell you nothing about your specific house, we look at the actual job: we visit, measure properly, check what is behind the walls and under the floor, then give you a fixed-price quote with the inclusions and exclusions written down. If your brief and your budget do not meet, we will say so at that first meeting rather than after you have committed.
Is the quote fixed, or will it change?
The quote is fixed for the documented scope. Any allowance is stated in writing so you know exactly what is and is not included. If something genuinely unforeseen appears — rot, asbestos, a services conflict — you receive a written variation with a price before any work proceeds. You will never see a surprise on the final invoice.
Do you charge for the initial estimate?
No. The site visit, the measure and the written fixed-price quote are free with no obligation. We would rather spend an hour and tell you honestly that your budget does not match your brief than take a deposit and disappoint you later.