With extensive experience in custom home builds, we understand the additional steps and costs required when undertaking a knockdown rebuild.
Before engaging a building designer, it’s essential to assess your block with specific surveys and reports.
We can coordinate these services for you or you can connect with your local town planner for site-specific quotes.
To confirm official boundary lines.
To assess the height variations across your block.
To identify any sewer, stormwater, or telecommunications infrastructure that could impact the design.
To determine if the site requires elevation to meet the council’s development guidelines.
Conducted before and after demolition to assess soil conditions.
Particularly important for sites affected by demolition, where extra slab engineering may be required.
Demolition is a significant cost of a knockdown rebuild. You’re welcome to handle your own demolition or include it in your build quote, with J Co managing the entire process.
• New electrical connections, including underground or overhead power options.
• Temporary fencing for site safety. • New boundary fencing following site establishment.
• Council application fees for necessary relaxations.
• Plumbing upgrades to existing in ground. connections.
For a smooth and hassle-free knockdown rebuild on the Sunshine Coast, trust J Co Constructions, a highly regarded team with experience in managing every aspect of the process.
A knockdown rebuild involves several stages. First, you’ll need to assess your block with site-specific surveys (boundary, contour, and assets). After that, we design your new home. Demolition is schedule close to the start of construction to minimise financial burden. J Co Constructions will manage each stage, making the process seamless for you.
The timeline depends on the size and complexity of your project. Generally, we estimate around 12-18 months from design approvals to the completion of the build, including the demolition phase.
No, once the demolition phase begins, the site becomes a construction zone. You will need to arrange alternative accommodation during this time. However, J Co Constructions will work closely with you to ensure timelines are clear so you can plan accordingly.
Costs can vary depending on the site conditions and the complexity of your new home design. Besides demolition and construction, there may be additional expenses such as site surveys, soil testing, and council application fees. We will provide a detailed quote, so there are no surprises.
Yes, you will need council approval for both demolition and construction. J Co can assist you in preparing and submitting the necessary applications to the Sunshine Coast Council.
Yes, you can arrange your own demolition or include it in your overall build quote with J Co. We are happy to handle the demolition process to make it easier for you.
The Sunshine Coast Council may have restrictions based on zoning, heritage overlays, or flood zones. J Co works closely with local town planners and building designers to ensure your new home meets all regulations and takes full advantage of your site.
yes, you can potentially make changes during the construction depending on the extent of the change. Smaller adjustments may be easier to implement, whilst larger changes could require time, costs and further council approvals.
If your block has a slope or is in a flood zone, additional engineering and site preparation may be required. We will assess these factors during the initial site surveys and provide solutions tailored to your block’s conditions.
Simply reach out to J Co Constructions for an initial consultation. We’ll guide you through the process, from the initial site assessments and approvals to design and construction.
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