Future-proofing your home whilst renovating is a smart way of ensuring you'll enjoy your home for years to come, whilst also making it more appealing to potential buyers if you are looking to sell.
The third article in our series drilling down into the finer details of renovation looks at painting and colour selection with some handy tips that help you get things right first time.
This second article in our series drilling down into the finer details of renovation looks at plumbing and drainage. More tips to save you time and money.
When renovating your home, planning the electricals ahead of time prevents all sorts of headaches and heartaches down the track. Here's our room-by-room guide on what you should be thinking about.
If you are looking to renovate in 2019, this article will give you some inspiration, ideas and maybe some pause for thought about how to best approach your project.
NSW State regulation of short term holiday lettings like AirBnB may soon be upon us. In the meantime, one NSW local council has announced fines of $10,000 for any homeowner not following their rules.
Getting your Development Application approved by your local council can be tricky and time-consuming. We explain why it makes sense to entrust the DA process to experts who will negotiate the approval on your behalf.
If your home is on the small side, but you love where you live, why move? Our short video explains how you can enjoy more space by adding to or extending your home.
Part two of our series looking at ways to make your home renovations more sustainable includes advice on buying solar panels, installing energy efficient appliances and fixtures, as well as water use and re-use.
There are 5 main points to focus on when designing and building your renovation with the environment in mind: Passive Design Principles, Materials, Waste, Energy and Water. In this two-part series we share some ways to make your home renovations more sustainable.