We completed this project four weeks ahead of schedule. That’s generally unheard of in this industry. What helped us to achieve this was; the owners using alternative accommodation for the duration of the build which allowed unhindered trade progress; our proactive scheduling of trades and tasks; maximising the available work hours: and overall a clear run.

While this video looks like we are fixing weatherboards to the granny flat, if you look closer you will see vertical strips over the wall wrap. These strips are part of a cavity system we have built into the external walls. This cavity and specific wall wrap, are designed to allow a pathway for excess inside moisture to be released outside, ultimately eliminating any mould build up that would be caused by trapping moisture in otherwise impervious walls.

This video shows us building the framework of this new cathedral-roofed extension that we’re ‘marrying’ to the existing building. The required skills employed in this process are not only in the construction but in the setting-out and the alignment of the new structure to old - vertically, horizontally, laterally. Our end result in these types of projects is providing a seamless transition from the old to the new.