Yet why is it that when we purchase any other product or service, we pay the quoted amount and normally get what we pay for? Not so when building or renovating; the most common experience being that the building contractor asks for more money than originally quoted at some point during the project. The client is then left to find additional finance, to complete the project. At the very least, they
have a fight with the builder on their hands, are over budget, and have a “shortfall” in their building bond, at worst, severely financially compromised. Why is this experience so common? The reason is that it is an extremely technical and time consuming process to accurately calculate the cost of building, a skill held by only the most professional contractors. As a result most quotes are based on the highly inaccurate “square metre rate”. Build Aid Consulting exists to ensure that building your dream home will be all that you hoped it would be - within budget, to agreed standards and on-time. We do this by providing you with an accurate “Building Costs Analysis”, that ensures you know what the costs of building your home will be, before you start building so that you -
Choose the Right Builder at the Right contract price
Once you have your plans, the key to a successful project is selecting the right quote from the various Building Contractors who tender for your work, and consequently the right builder of your home. But how do you choose between the various quotes you receive, how do ensure you don’t overpay? In other words, which quote is both accurate and fair? Build Aid’s Building Costs Analysis will help you establish the correct contract price, by providing a “benchmark” against which you can assess the quotes you receive. Why Build Aid Consulting? In a word - ACCURACY
To accurately calculate how much your home will cost in advance is a highly technical and skilled process - This is Build Aids’ speciality. We have over 25 years experience in this field, and are supported by our own custom software. We are in touch with market-related prices and rates have a good sense for hidden costs, and will advise you on potential savings.
