Renovation work is rarely just cosmetic. Before we touch a floor plan, we look at what's actually holding the house up — wall thickness, likely foundation type, dampness patterns, and whether any wall being removed is load-bearing. That assessment shapes what's realistic, so you're not sold a dream layout that a structural engineer later rejects.

Most renovation briefs we get fall into a few patterns: opening up a boxed-in kitchen, adding a floor, converting an old veranda into usable room, or simply updating a layout that no longer suits the family size. We handle all of it as one project — assessment, design, and coordination with the contractor doing the actual demolition and construction.