Second storey addition and extensions

In most cases, homeowners find it preferable to move out of the home for at least part of the construction. We plan a double storey extension to minimise disruptions to your living area, and you can continue to live there throughout the construction as long as you still have access to kitchen and bathroom facilities. 

You can discuss all options with our team, and your building supervisor will also keep you up to date as each stage of your construction progresses, so you’ll know exactly what to expect every step of the way.

Your second-storey extension costs depend on the details of your project. But you can rest assured that the Supa Group team will work within your budget. Since we handle all the design and construction ourselves, we can ensure that your extension stays on schedule and on budget.

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The exact cost of your project will depend on a number of factors, which may include:

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• External vs internal renovations
• If we need to add a second storey to a single-storey home
• Site access
• The existing condition of your home
• The style and quality of fixtures used in the project
• Other changes to the existing home or existing dwelling

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To understand the house extension costs of what you want to achieve with an upper storey addition, get in touch with our design consultants.

At Supa Group, we are specialists in creating the perfect double-storey extension for clients. Since we have all the necessary expertise, a second-storey extension isn’t actually any more difficult for us than a ground-floor extension. Depending on the specific details of your home and block, it may actually be easier and less disruptive to extend up instead of out.

As a second-storey extension expert, occupational health and safety is always our priority. We take great effort to ensure adequate fall protection is in place so that our tradespeople can work safely.

Building upward and extending outwards can add major advantages to a home, including new space and style to the existing structure. A common second-storey extension involves adding a master bedroom or two bedrooms for children plus a living area. As part of an entire process of ground and second-story extension, we can:

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• Retain garden spaces for children
• Add extra bedrooms
• Improve storage space
• Increase living space
• Invite more natural light
• Create new outdoor living space
• Work to budget and time constraints
• Separate bedrooms from main living areas

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For a growing family, no home renovation is too much trouble. From a simple ground floor extension to building a second storey, Supa Group can do it all.

Yes, local council requirements are an important part of the home extension process. When adding a second-storey extension, it’s especially important to understand what you can and cannot do in terms of changing the facade and structure of a building, particularly if it has a heritage overlay.

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Before the construction process takes place, our experienced design consultants will advise you of what’s required in terms of local council approval and town planning. Get in touch with a project manager or design consultant for a free consultation.