Additions & design-build enquiries
Make room
for what comes next.
An addition changes more than the floor plan. Start with the purpose, the existing home and the information needed to understand the project.
Discuss a project
Planning
Before the
proposal.
The home, its current condition and the intended change help shape the project conversation. Explore what to discuss before a proposal.
Planning- 01
Describe the home.
Explain the space, intended change and the timing you have in mind. A short project outline can start the conversation.
- 02
Assess the requirements.
Discuss existing conditions, intended scope and the professional input needed. Ask which drawings or assessment are required before a proposal.
- 03
Review before agreeing.
Understand the included work, exclusions, responsibilities and terms before committing. A website enquiry is not a project agreement.
The idea
A useful addition belongs to the whole home.
How will the new space meet the old? How will it be used? What needs to happen before work can begin? Span is an additions and design-build concept shaped around those questions.
The idea behind SpanBefore you begin
Useful questions.
Does an enquiry book the project?
No. An enquiry starts a conversation. Assessment, design, scope, availability and a written agreement need separate confirmation.
What should I include about the home?
Share the general location, the rooms or space involved, the change you have in mind and your timing. Ask which further information is useful for an assessment.
Can I send plans or photographs here?
This form takes a short message. Ask how to share drawings, room photographs and other project information through an appropriate channel.
Does the image show a completed project?
No. It is an original illustrative design concept. It does not show work completed by the fictional company or establish its actual capability.
A change in mind?