Building in a heritage overlay area can be a complex area. What I can say to you, if any firm can get this structure up for you, it would be install a veranda. And as a design consultant it is my job to know the rules and regulations concerning heritage overlays. If anyone can get this structure up for you, it would be our company.
Read MoreOften people ask can I buy the material only and install it myself? My sentiment is no.. Why would you do that? Would you buy all the car parts and build your own car? You’ve got to be crazy. Would you do your own surgery? You get experts to do that for you.
Read MoreInstall a veranda works exclusively with Stratco designed and engineered colorbond steel, that is sourced from blue sculpt steel right here in Victoria. It’s a local product. You wouldn’t even consider something like timber against that, Is your home worth it?
Read MoreThat is a very good question. The reality is you can’t get an accurate quote over the phone. There are too many variables when it comes to quoting. How are we attaching to the house? Are we close to boundaries? Potential permit problems…
Read MorePeople are often surprised when we tell them we plan to have their veranda up, all systems going in the one day. This may mean starting at 8 in the morning and finishing at last light, but it will be done. We employ dedicated teams to install our verandas.
Read MoreBy using a licensed builder you ensure everything is done correctly. Unless you have the means, the knowledge and the tools to be able to facilitate yourself, you need a licensed builder.
Read MoreOrientation is one of those subjects that it’s probably one of the most ignored things in buildings generally. Orientation is much more than just where the Sun sets in the west. Often people will talk to us about a problem window here and a window that lets in light here, with little or no understanding of what really matters with orientation.
Read MoreShort answer, yes. There are few exceptions to needing to connect your veranda to storm water drains. And one of those exceptions would be the pergola.
Read MoreLook, my view is you’ve got to build to the area that you are in. And it all depends on the house you are attaching to; if you are attaching to the house. And you can’t do any design on any house because all houses are different.
Read MoreIn most cases no. A veranda correctly installed with a permit and relevant engineering would not affect insurance. It is the advice of this company over the years to notify your insurance company, or broker, and in most cases it will increase the value of your home.
Read MoreWe are often asked about the veranda, having established a beautiful outdoor el fresco area for a home, whether cafe curtains can attached to them. They indeed can, we have that service.
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