If you’re exploring changes to your home and want clear, realistic advice before committing further, you’re in the right place. Most projects we’re involved in begin with a conversation to understand context, constraints, and suitability — before any assumptions are made about scope, cost, or timing.

When It Makes Sense to Get in Touch

Getting in touch is usually helpful if:

• You’re considering an extension, rebuild, renovation, or secondary dwelling

• You’re unsure whether a project is feasible

• You want to understand risks before design or pricing advances

• You value clarity and structure over quick estimates

If you’re still very early in the process, that’s fine.
The purpose of this first step is to determine what kind of advice or involvement makes sense, if any.

How the First Step Works

After you submit the form:

1. We review your information to understand context

2. We confirm whether our way of working is a good fit

3. If appropriate, we’ll suggest a next step — often a consultation or feasibility review

Not every inquiry progresses to a project, and that’s intentional.

The goal is to ensure time and effort are invested where they’re genuinely useful.