What Is A Project Home Builder?

If you are new to thinking about having a new house built you may have  heard the term ‘Project Home Builder’ and wondered what it means. Project Home Builders base their business on building large numbers of houses using a limited range of designs. By cutting down on the proportion of individual design input on each house, … Continue reading What Is A Project Home Builder?

Skylights

Thinking about putting some skylights in the roof? Planning one of those rooms with a glazed roof panel? You really need to think very carefully before you go ahead! Summer In summer the heat gain and glare can be enormous causing major overheating. A typical North facing 900mm x 900mm sky light can put 3kw of heat … Continue reading Skylights

Selection / Pre-Start Guide

Not sure about all those details for your new house you will have to decide on? There is lots to think about: Room Height,  Bricks,  Roof Material,  Electrical,  Heating, Cooling,  Kitchens,  Bathrooms,  Tiles, . . the list goes on. Worried about going over Budget? Want Some Help? Here is an E-book to help you prepare … Continue reading Selection / Pre-Start Guide

Choosing a New House

Having a new house built is probably going to be the most expensive decision you ever take.   Did you know that upgrades can add more than 50% to the cost?   Be better informed about Choosing a New House.   Here is an E-book, for only $4   What’s In The Guide? All the information … Continue reading Choosing a New House

Using Your Own Building Inspector

I frequently hear of people being told by their Builder  “You can’t use your own Building Inspector!” If your builder says that, he is trying to Con You! ……or Breaking The Law! Here is an explanation based on my last House Contract (HIA Standard Contract)  . . . . . . Possession The builder does … Continue reading Using Your Own Building Inspector

Habitable Rooms

What is a Habitable Room? You see the phase in several planning and building documents with regard to things like Ceiling Height (see Room Height) and  Overlooking. Well according to the Building Code of Australia (BCA) A Habitable Room is ” A room used for normal domestic activities” Habitable Rooms Include:  Living / Lounge / … Continue reading Habitable Rooms

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