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Our key philosophy with our approach is to make sure that we are “on the same team” at all times.
Transparency is of utmost value to us, as our projects are carried out on a construction management basis. We take a controlled budgetary approach to all projects. it means you are kept aware of the budget at all times throughout the build.
Because we provide an unmatched level of cost tracking, our approach is particularly helpful for architects working closely with owners to deliver satisfactory results.
We also understand that high-quality, complex, and extensive builds and renovations can be stressful for owners. We take a “whole solution” approach to our builds, managing the process to the very end of completion. Our small team is made up of experienced long-serving tradesmen who provide our clients with an effortless transition into their dream space. -
We are a team of passionate full time builders who specialise in custom builds. We work closely alongside architects and home owers who have a passion for good design, and need a team with experience in premium builds.
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We specialise in architect-designed builds, providing an unmatched level of budgeting and transparency in the process.
We only work with high quality materials to provide an end result that withstands the test of time.
Key team members
Director and Master Builder
James has built a reputation for delivering a high standard of quality workmanship, throughout the Northern Beaches for over 13 years.
Whether he’s building architecturally designed, high-end homes or renovating preloved ones, his desire for creating beautiful spaces, his attention to detail, and his honest and open communication with clients, ensure a high standard of work.
James Horton
Master Carpenter
Harry has over Five years experience in the construction industry and has been working with James since he was an apprentice. Harry has completed his Certificate IV in building and his hobbies include surfing and skating.
