It’s pretty unlikely that your brick veneer home will have a heritage overlay. Heritage overlays are usually reserved for homes built before WWII. They are designated to help preserve the architectural heritage of a local area, and different city councils have different requirements for preservation.

If you’re not sure whether your home falls under a heritage overlay, contact Supa Group. Our team has decades of expertise navigating council requirements for extensions and renovations. We’ll investigate your home and see whether there are any considerations to make.

Following this, we will advise you of exactly what you can do to your home, whether you want to add, change, or remove elements. Contact us for a Free Design Consultation to get started.

Supa Group follows the same three-step process for all extensions and renovations:

1. The Design Phase gives us a chance to work with you to design the perfect brick veneer home extensions to suit your goals and budget.
2. The Contract Preparation Phase allows us the opportunity to prepare all the documentation required between our business, yourself, and the local council.
3. The Build Phase is the exciting period where our contractors get to work executing your brick veneer home extension to the letter.

If you’d like to know more about the process, including accurate timeframes, get in touch with Supa Group. A Free Design Consultation is the perfect place to get started.

This will all depend on the size and scale of the renovation or extension that you’re undertaking. If the basic amenities for living at home are unaffected — bedrooms, bathrooms, and kitchens — then you can remain at the property. However, if these are affected, you may have to vacate until they are usable, once again.