From enquiry to a considered decision
A clear process, from the start.
Explain the work, discuss your options and agree the details before anything is booked.
A clear next step
From an idea to a clear plan.
- 01
Tell us about the space
Choose your project type and share your suburb, rough room sizes and preferred timing.
- 02
Clarify the work
Scope, site readiness and a suitable contractor’s availability are checked before a quote is arranged.
- 03
Agree the details
Confirm the finish, inclusions and schedule directly with the contractor before work begins.
Before you get started
A few things you might be wondering.
Have a more specific question? Add it to your enquiry.
Can I enquire about a full renovation or just one room?
Yes. Describe the number of rooms and whether you need new linings, replacement surfaces or finishing around changes. Small patch repairs are assessed separately because contractor job-size preferences vary.
Is painting included in plasterboard installation?
Do not assume it is. Ask whether the quote covers hanging, setting, sanding, cornices or square-set finishing, and whether a painter’s preparation and painting are separate.
What should I know before requesting a quote?
Your suburb, approximate dimensions, ceiling height, the current wall or ceiling condition and preferred finish are a good start. Mention whether the home will be occupied and whether other trades are still working.
Can you help with commercial interiors?
Commercial project enquiries are welcome. Include the plans, tenancy access requirements, the type of space and any specified lining system so scope and contractor suitability can be checked.
Does sending an enquiry book the work?
No. The enquiry starts a conversation. Contractor coverage, suitability, price and availability must be confirmed, and you agree any work directly with the contractor.
Tell us about your project.
Tell us the rooms involved, your suburb and when you hope to start. Rough dimensions and the finish you have in mind help make the first conversation useful.