Welcome to our new website.
May 1, 2023
Welcome to our new website, and thank you for your patience during its construction. Since we created this business in 2010, we were always fortunate enough to have gained work solely via word-of-mouth, however in 2023, we decided it was time to have an online presence - better late than never.
After a few quieter years, tending to other work and projects, we are ready to propel forward again doing what we love, but not without a big pivot to offer value in this changed market. While we will always have clients needing renovations due to supply of available land to build on in SEQ, we have decided to focus our energy on granny flat construction and owner-builder consulting for similar reasons.
We understand the need for wealth creation through property and know that building a granny flat
is an incredible tool for building equity in one’s property while also providing passive income when rented out. As we are in the worst rental market in almost 30 years, it is unlikely there will be any issue finding a suitable tenant for your home.
Owner-builders are entering the market at record rates thanks to companies such as Imagine Kit Homes creating affordable housing solutions for those savvy clients who like to take control of their projects. Unless these clients have built multiple times for themselves, they will probably require an expert to help them at times throughout the project. That’s where we come in - every client is different therefore, every package is customisable to their individual needs.
The world has changed, the market has changed, and we are changing with it - thanks for stopping by our new website.

While we aim to avoid council approvals where possible, we understand that sometimes you don't want to compromise on your dream – and we hear you. If your build requires council approval, here are some proven ways to ensure the process is as quick and smooth as possible. Don't Cut Corners on Documentation Want a surefire way to delay your approval? Submit incomplete plans or forget a key document. We've watched families wait months because they missed one piece of paperwork. Here's what you'll typically need for a smooth approval process: Site plan, floor plans, and elevations Engineering details (structural documentation) Sewer and stormwater plans Energy efficiency report Title search and site survey Any specialist reports (bushfire, acoustic, etc.) We can help you gather all the required documentation. Don't try to navigate this alone – it's not worth the risk of delays and costly mistakes. Get Pre-Approval Advice – It's a Game Changer Did you know you can book a pre-lodgement meeting with your local council? Whether you're building in Moreton, Ipswich, Logan, or Gold Coast, this gives you the opportunity to: Ask all your burning questions Clarify complex planning rules Get early feedback on your design Build rapport with the assessment team This can be absolute gold for challenging blocks or if your design pushes boundaries. Think of it as insurance against rejection. Be Ready to Respond Quickly Sometimes the council or certifier will come back with an RFI (Request for Information). Don't panic – this is completely normal. But here's where speed makes all the difference. The faster you respond with clear, complete answers, the faster your Granny Flat approval moves through the system. Treat these requests like priority mail, because that's exactly what they are. When in Doubt, Call in the Experts If your project hits a snag, for example zoning challenges or energy efficiency overwhelm, don't try to battle it alone. We've seen too many families get months into their project only to hit a roadblock, pushing back their builds and costing them valuable time and money. We know building a Granny Flat in South-East Queensland can be confusing, which is why we created the " 21 Steps to Building a Successful Granny Flat ". It's packed with real advice from our Queensland builds, including design tips, approval checklists, and insider shortcuts that most builders won't share. This isn't some generic guide. It's based on real projects we've completed – the kind of practical advice that only comes from actually doing the work, day in and day out.