Find out if your development stacks up, before you spend on design
Early cost numbers for subdivisions, townhouses, granny flats and multi-unit projects, so you can make a go or no-go call with real figures behind it.
The expensive mistake is finding out late
Most development projects are won or lost on the numbers, and a lot of money can be spent on design, consultants and consents before anyone properly costs the build.
A concept costing flips that around. You get realistic build costs early, while it’s still cheap to change the design, the number of units or the spec, or to walk away.
What you get
- Concept build costs from sketches or early plans, so you know the likely cost before you commit to detailed design.
- Costs broken down by major element, so you can see what’s driving the number and test options (two units or three, one level or two).
- Figures you can use in your feasibility and your lending conversations.
- A fixed fee agreed before we start.
Projects we cost
- Subdivisions and infill housing
- Townhouses and terraced housing
- Granny flats and minor dwellings
- Small multi-unit developments
- Conversions
What we need from you
- Concept plans, sketches or a design brief
- The site address
- The number and size of units you’re considering
- Your spec level (entry, mid-range, premium)
- Your deadline
Questions developers ask
How accurate can a concept costing be?
It’s only as detailed as the information behind it. We’ll tell you how firm the numbers are and what would tighten them up.
Run the numbers first
Send us what you’ve got, even if it’s a sketch, and we’ll come back with a fixed-fee quote.
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