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Do I need an architect?Not everyone has an architect however on larger projects, such as a new house build, it would be advisable to have an architect involved. Also if there are to be structural changes we would recommend that you engage the services of an architect. Back to TopGarage conversions ...Normally you will not need permission to convert a garage into an extra room. We recommend that you consult with your local authority. We have provided some links for you.
Click here for Kildare County Council Planning Department
Back to TopAttic conversion's ...There are certain legal requirements relating to attic conversions. These regulation relate primarily to fire safety. We have included a link to Kildare County Council.
Click here to see Fire safety information on attic conversions.
Back to TopHow much ... ?All projects are priced up by a fully qualified Quantity Surveyor. You will be provided with a breakdown of all costs associated with your project to the last nail. Back to TopHow to pay ... ?A payment schedule is agreed at the outset clearly showing when payments are expected to be made at agreed stages of the project. Payment is usually made in 25% segments and we will work with you on a suitable schedule. Back to TopGetting started ... ?To begin with we will send you a tender price and once agreed we will submit a payment schedule showing an exact breakdown of payments and references. We will then agree a start date. Back to TopProvisional sums ... ?A pr ovisional sum will show the amount of monies included in the tender price to allow for items such as the number of wall sockets you might want which at drawing stage may be difficult to contemplate. Back to TopPainting and decorating ... ?The decoration of your new home or extension is a very personal decision and gives you, the client, the opportunity to put your own stamp on your new investment and thus the saying "The heart of the Home" or “Níl aon tinteán mar do thinteán féin” Back to Top
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