Explore your home's potential
Thinking about renovating, extending or altering your home but aren't sure where to start? A Renovation Feasibility Report gives you clear answers and advice before you commit to design, engineering or budget.
Who needs a Feasibility Report?
Auckland homeowners considering a renovation, extension or alteration
Property owners weighing up a larger project such as adding a room, an open layout or a basement conversion
Anyone with plans who wants a second opinion
Anyone still deciding whether to renovate at all
Realistic advice from an experienced builder before you spend money on design or engineering
Fewer surprises later in the process
A clear sense of likely cost and disruption
Advice based on your home, not a guess
What you receive
How it works
Request your report below.
Bryce visits your home. Allow up to an hour.
You receive your written report within 5 days.
Why Bryce Chisholm?
Bryce is a Licensed Building Practitioner and NZ Certified Builder. He has over 30 years of experience building and renovating Auckland homes.
Photos and plans alone do not show how a home is built. Bryce will assess your home in person and let you know which options will work and which to avoid.
What we cover on the visit
Structure: what the walls, foundations and framing can support and what could move
Services: plumbing, wiring and drainage, and what would need to change
Consent and planning: whether council consent is likely to be simple or involved
Space and layout: how each room could serve the way you live and what's worth keeping
Budget and value: a rough scale for each option and which changes add the most value
Style and character: keeping what makes the home feel like yours while improving how it works
Frequently asked questions
What is a feasibility report?
A feasibility report gives homeowners clear, practical advice before they commit to a renovation, extension or alteration. It can help answer questions about what is possible, what the project may involve, whether consent is likely to be required and the potential costs and disruption.
You don’t need finished plans or even a firm decision to renovate. A feasibility report can be useful when you’re considering anything from adding a room or opening up a layout to converting an existing space or updating a tired kitchen or bathroom.
What are the benefits of getting a feasibility report?
A feasibility report helps homeowners understand what is realistically possible before spending money on detailed design or engineering. It can identify potential structural or consent issues early, provide a realistic indication of cost and disruption and reduce the risk of unexpected problems later.
The aim is to give homeowners a clearer picture of the project before they decide whether to take it further.
Who will prepare the feasibility report?
The feasibility report is prepared by Bryce Chisholm, a Licensed Building Practitioner and NZ Certified Builder with more than 30 years experience working on Auckland homes.
His expertise on renovations, alterations and new builds means he can assess what a proposed change is likely to involve from a practical construction perspective. This includes considering structural requirements, consent implications and how the existing home is actually built, rather than relying on photographs or floor plans alone.
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