If your project is completely internal and you are only knocking walls, doing a kitchen and/or bathroom renovation, painting, electrical & plumbing then it’s a grey area in which some councils don’t really like to get involved.

Generally speaking, if you alter the structure or services of a building you will require council approval for your project.

If you are unsure whether your project requires council approval, visit your local council website and look for the “development fact sheets” or “development sections”.

Granny flats create added space and extra privacy, plus it really is rather “cool” for a teenager to have his/her own separate living area. They are self-contained living spaces within the grounds of a larger family home and are usually designed for one or two people.

A benefit of a granny flat is the added rental return, a number of our clients are achieving up $390 per week in rental return.

We put just as much care into building granny flats as we do to the main home. That means you get the same level of quality and experience, the same dedication and customer-focus and the same reliability and guarantees for delivery.