No matter the size or complexity of your job, every project needs some sort of designer. But the big question is – do you need an architect, an engineer or a draftsman?
Those new to the renovation game may not know where to start when it comes to selecting the right expert. It can be hard to know what skills are needed without looking at what each specialist can bring to the table. We’ll break it down for you so you can get the right person for the job.
Kiwis love to renovate, it’s in our DNA. But what happens when you have big plans for your home and you’re not quite sure how you are going to manage it?
That’s where a project manager can come in, provided it’s the right fit for you and the job.
One of the main draw cards for managing a renovation project yourself as the homeowner is being able to keep costs down. But all too often projects can end up going over budget when tradies and supplies are not planned properly and problems arise.
Before anything, ensure you plan according to the space you have, so everyone is working off the same hymn sheet. Bathroom planning needs to be well thought out to ensure you are making great use of the space, not over-delivering or trying to do too much. It’s a room you will use on a daily basis, so while you want it to be a place you love to step foot into, it needs to be functional with all the right fixtures and fittings.
