Knockdown Rebuild Specialists in Auckland
With land being scarce in Auckland and popular surrounding suburbs, people tend to hold on to sections they already own even if the house they live in is outdated or too small.
Homeowners are faced with the option of undergoing an extensive renovation, or tearing down the old dwelling completely and replacing it with a new home which fits the land and the family better.
“Most homeowners are wanting to upgrade their existing home to a larger footprint and maximise the use of the land,” explains New Home Sales Consultant Tim Farland when we ask him why knockdown rebuilds have become so popular.
We chat to Tim to find out more about the process and to help homeowners decide whether or not a knockdown rebuild (KDRB) is for them.
There are many great benefits of building a new home, and especially when you build with a custom home builder like Stroud Homes.
Imagine a brand-new home in place of the old home you live in now – but so much better! Brand new state-of-the-art inclusions and all backed by the builder’s warranties, in a time and way that is not cost and stress prohibitive.
In the end you get the home you want and that suits you, your land and your lifestyle.
Being a knockdown rebuild specialist in Auckland, our experience also shows that building new will in most instances cost less than a like-for-like renovation.
Renovations can be very time consuming and labour intensive whereas a new build takes advantage of efficient systems and modern materials.
If you are asking yourself if you should renovate or knockdown and rebuild, it is worth getting a quote for both.
Other questions worth asking yourself before making a decision on either a KDRB or a renovation is:
If you’re still struggling to make a decision, it’s best to speak to the experts.
If you are looking for a trusted Knockdown rebuild specialist in Auckland, contact Michael Rabey on 021 265 6737 or michael.rabey@stroudhomes.co.nz with any questions.
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