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You may have heard of a few—or many—horror stories about building experiences. Often, people are eager to share the drama, but rarely do we hear about the positive experiences when it comes to renovations and extensions.
One reason is that these positive stories are rarer, and another is that drama often makes for more compelling conversation, with the negative ripple effect being something people love to expose.
So, how can these bad experiences be avoided?
Coordination is the most important and valuable step.
It’s more than just a word—it’s about integrating a digital image into a physically built structure. It begins with ensuring that your budget aligns with the inclusions you want.
Has the designer coordinated the scope of selections, such as bathroom fixtures, kitchen joinery, appliances, floor coverings, and window treatments? And what about window and door types and manufacturers? The list goes on. This crucial phase must begin well before construction.
Why, you ask?
From experience, we continue to see seamless, detailed results that stem from that one key element: coordination.
By obtaining all necessary selections and fitting them to the plans, you ensure that everything is suitable in terms of size, scale, and—of course—budget.
The coordination step might seem overwhelming, but when managed correctly, it pays for itself.
Make sure your designer and builder truly connect and coordinate to ensure a seamless build.
Don’t let this worry and stress fall on your shoulders.
Happy Dwelling
Shire renovator
Want to speak to the author? Phone (02) 9525 5588 and ask for Matthew.
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