Frequently Asked Questions

Use the contact form, email us, or call us with your preferred build location, project type and current stage. We can then discuss whether the project is a suitable fit and what information is needed next.

Our website is focused on Sydney and surrounding areas. Project availability is assessed individually based on location, scope, site requirements and scheduling.

Meetings are arranged by appointment. Contact us with your project location and current stage so the most suitable next step can be discussed.

Current website information covers custom homes, knockdown rebuilds, renovations and extensions, duplex or multi-dwelling projects, home design and selections, and pool or landscaping coordination where included in scope.

Yes. The design concepts shown on the website can be discussed and refined around your site, preferred layout and requirements, subject to engineering, planning, approvals and the final agreement.

Selections are developed during pre-construction and documented as part of the project information. The final inclusion schedule and signed agreement control what is included.

Approval responsibilities are confirmed for each project. Plans must meet the requirements of the relevant council, certifier and other authorities, and approval timeframes can vary.

Site and soil information may be required so engineering, footing design and other site-related matters can be assessed before construction.

There is no single fixed timeframe for every home. Design complexity, approvals, weather, site conditions, supply lead times and the contracted scope can all affect timing. Project-specific timing should be taken from the signed agreement and construction program.

The building process includes project communication and progress updates. The exact method and frequency can be agreed for the individual project.

Changes after documentation or construction begins may require a formal variation and can affect price, approvals and timing. Any variation should be documented and agreed in accordance with the building contract.

At completion, the project is reviewed, outstanding agreed items are addressed as required, and the client is guided through the completed home and relevant handover documentation.

No. Website information is general only. A project price becomes binding only through the relevant signed building agreement and its plans, specifications, inclusions, site costs and approved variations.

Changes requested by the client, unforeseen site conditions, authority requirements or other contract events may affect scope, price or timing. Variations should be documented and handled in accordance with the signed building agreement.

Warranty rights and obligations depend on the signed building contract, applicable manufacturer warranties and statutory requirements. Contact us for the warranty information that applies to a specific project.

Yes. The Projects section includes the supplied Kellyville construction stages and current Auburn project information.