Home Designs

Yes. Everyday Homes Designer series is exactly for the homeowner who seeks to make changes to the floor plan and facade. This includes minor and major structural changes up until the signing off on plans.

Please note that plan changes are subject to building compliance and builders’ construction requirements.

Yes. Everyday Homes has the Design Hub with all the latest finishes and products on display. If you would like a guided tour, please book in advance or alternatively your selections will take 1 appointment with a design colour consultant.

The fee is for Everyday homes to undertake a site inspection, produce brochure plans and your tender.

The contour survey is undertaken by a registered surveyor to determine the exact slope of your land. We will be provided with a plan showing accurate levels, boundary dimensions and any services within proximity. This is organised once you have signed your preliminary agreement and forms part of the work required to finalise your building plans.

BASIX stands for ‘Building and Sustainability Index’ – it’s an NSW energy efficiency rating scheme. When a new home is built, each new build within NSW has to meet the minimum requirements of energy efficiency set out by BASIX in order to be built.

Everyday Homes will take care of the all the building approvals and applications on your behalf.

Being a purpose-built home, the timeframe is approx. 6 months to finalise the design and obtain the building approvals. Then from when the building consent is obtained, single stories homes normally take 30 weeks and double storey homes 36 weeks to construct. Our client portal will provide you with live images at each critical stage so that you only visit the construction at your leisure.

You will be allocated your own professional building Coordinator who will guide you through the complete process from when your plans are completed until long after you have moved into your home Your site project manager is available to meet with you on site during the build process and also emails you progress updates at each critical stage.

Yes. Everyday Homes offer a range of attached and detached granny flats when buying in conjunction with one of our homes.

Everyday Homes engages an engineer who will conduct a soil test for the site classification and determine type of footing system required.

The requirements for your individual block of land are initially determined by the builder during the site inspection and pre-planning assessment. As part of the building approval the building accessor will complete the compliance checks.

A provisional allowance is an amount of money included in the contract sum to cover work or materials, the extent of which cannot be specifically detailed when entering the contract. A provisional sum may be credited back if it is not required via a post contract variation, after the contract has been signed.

To receive an estimated cost, we will need the details for your land which could be the developers design guidelines, disclosure survey and land sales plan. If you do not have this information Everyday Homes can assist with obtaining. Once we have this information as well as your preferred design, we will organise a free design consultation with one of our experienced sales team so the estimated cost can be finalised.