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New house has a carport that has been attempted to be converted to a garage. Require help to complete the job started by the previous owner. Requires innovative solution. Needs framing, cladding - so water tight. Water barrier at bottom of frame. Approx measurements: 6m long, 3m wide, 2m high. 3m already framed. Cement sheet cladding is fine. One 20cm fascia board needed at rear door Plastering not needed.

Extend and convert garage to granny flat

Need to sort out the roof of existing garage to convert into living space. Stud out small bathroom and plaster board ceiling and walls ready for plastering.

We want to convert an existing garage into living space and need to sort out existing wiring with new plugs and sockets before walls get finished.

HI, we want to convert our double garage into a Nails Salon. Please find below work done so far: 1. Approached a Draftsperson and have house drawings. 2. Approached a Building Surveyor and received a list of things to do. However, there are alot of things on this list which we do not understand which is why we now need a builder to help us through the project. You will need to have a builder license for this work. We have limited budget and hoping to engage a builder which is cost effective and helpful.

I am planning to convert my garage into a Small Office Unit (SOU) with a bedroom and bathroom, located in Saint Albans, Melbourne. I seek your expertise to ensure compliance with the National Construction Code (NCC) and to navigate the permit process efficiently. Below, I've outlined the specifics of my project with attention to compliance requirements: 1. **Insulation**: To meet the NCC's energy efficiency provisions, particularly Section J for residential buildings, I intend to incorporate high-performance insulation in walls and ceilings, ensuring an optimal thermal performance rating. 2. **Plumbing**: The addition of a bathroom necessitates compliance with NCC Volume Three - Plumbing Code of Australia (PCA), focusing on water efficiency, sanitary drainage, and waterproofing requirements. 3. **Waterproofing**: Adhering to AS 3740 - Waterproofing of domestic wet areas, to prevent moisture damage and ensure the integrity of bathroom areas. 4. **Ceiling Height**: In alignment with NCC Building Code of Australia Volume Two, Part 3.8.2, the conversion will feature ceiling heights of at least 2.4 meters for more than two-thirds of the floor area, providing adequate headroom and ventilation. 5. **Windows and Natural Light**: Upgrading garage windows to double-glazed units to enhance thermal efficiency and sound insulation, adhering to the NCC's Part 3.8.5 requirement for natural light. The design will ensure window sizes meet at least 10% of the floor area, aligning with NCC Volume Two, Part 3.8.4 for natural lighting. 6. **Garage Door**: Considering the installation of a new garage door with integrated windows, to fulfill the NCC's natural light requirements while contemplating aesthetics and functionality. The design will ensure compliance with relevant Australian Standards for garage doors in residential applications, considering security, insulation, and operational safety.

I am seeking an experienced and reliable window installer to replace two existing windows with new, double-glazed units in my property located in St Albans, Melbourne. The current window frames are set within a single brick wall, and the upgrade must meet all National Construction Code (NCC) requirements for energy efficiency, safety, and installation standards. Project Details: Location:St Albans, Melbourne, Victoria Scope: Window Replacement:Remove two existing single-glazed windows and replace them with high-quality double-glazed units. Compliance:The installation must adhere to the NCC's specifications for thermal performance, structural integrity, and waterproofing. - **Frame Consideration:** Current windows are set in a single brick wall, requiring careful removal and installation to prevent damage. PS: Budget for total project garage conversion project is $16,000.

Conversion of garage to room. Roof needs to be changed. Add glass room to backyard. Will discuss quote accordingly.

Am looking at getting a quote to convert my garage into a bungalow + extend off the back to add in a ensuite. I have water and power to the garage already. The tin shed is already on a slab and looking to tear it down cut a doorway through the back of the garage and walk into an esuite *shower, basin, toilet, laundry taps*. The room for the garage does not leak or any damage, but it have been repaired before and might consider getting new colourbond put on, structurally sound though. In the photos you will see and draft i have done up, the bathroom is on the slab under the tin shed + there are two boxes on the east side of the bathroom outside that are also on the slab they are to be the water heater + split system unit aswell to be installed. Measurements are not perfect but are reasonably close to get an idea for the project as i have roughly measured up the space. Project is over $9999 i understand just need quotes to get an idea of what kind of budget is involved. Happy to arrange site visits not sure how it works with this site if you guys can see my responses.

Drafting, council permit, building, plumbing electrical - Due date: Before Friday, 1 December 2023

Local builder to do garage conversion. i.e. Garage adjoing house to become bedroom. So floor and walls will need to be done according to building code. I'm interested in getting a quote so I have used entered $123 - Due date: Flexible

Hi I am planning a garage conversion to a granny flat and need plans for council approval. Thankyou - Due date: Flexible

Garage conversion Demolition/Removal of -Roller Door to be removed -Removing of all rubbish on site Supply/Install of -Insulation to walls/ceiling -Plaster of wall/ceiling - Painting walls / ceiling -Adding power points -Adding new downlights -Suppling of the new sliding door -Liquid levelling of floor -Installation of new hybrid flooring - Due date: Before Sunday, 30 April 2023

Hi, I’m looking for a carpenter to help convert my tandem double garage into an office. I am looking to heighten the existing roof by approx 400mm, help me close off the new office to other section of garage, install plywood on the new ceiling and walls. Any questions please reach out. Thanks - Due date: Flexible

I am looking to convert my garage into a new bedroom. It is a triple garage and I would be looking to convert part of it into a bedroom. The space if around 6mx6m. In the pictures it would be the section of the garage up to middle leaving the smaller area as a garage. - Due date: Flexible

I need a new internal stud wall approx 3.5m x 3m to be built on an exisiting (painted) concrete floor. No door or window opening required. You must be an expert carpenter and provide any materials for the job. I will provide insulation bats for you to install. You are not required to paint the wall. - Due date: Flexible

Garage conversion required (half of existing garage) Size of room is approx. 3.15 x 3.50. A 3.15 wall, ceiling and a 2 door built in robe with drawers is required. Happy for inspection before quotes received. I have no idea what this will cost so ignore budget amount. - Due date: Flexible

Garage conversion with power. Need additional PowerPoints and light switches, lights installed for bedrooms x 2, kitchenette, lounge room and laundry before plaster sheeting goes up - Due date: Before Wednesday, 1 February 2023

New garage conversion, stud walls completed and needing plasterboard / plastering 2 x bedrooms, laundry area Asap - Due date: Needs to be done on Tuesday, 31 January 2023

I have a garage (sized 4.0 * 6.0) that I'd like to make 'habitable' in the basest sense as an extra room. It has 3 brick walls which will need to be made 4, and I'd like to explore options with both flooring and wall plastering. There's no need to touch the garage door mechanism itself, as I'm happy for that to remain. I would however like some advice on insulation around the garage door, and any other considerations to make it habitable. A complication is the fact the wall seen behind the fence is not my wall. It is a property next to me that is still under construction. I am happy to leave a gap between our walls, or whatever is legally advisable. - Due date: Flexible