A PPA is the process of providing important documents for your new home, e.g. working drawings and engineering details prior to you signing the building contract. These plans will determine the overall cost of your brand new home.

You will also receive access to our Online Portal where you can monitor the building process, including progress photos, detailed timeline of upcoming jobs and important documents.

The site survey and soil report evaluates the condition of your land prior to building as this can affect the cost of your build.

A site survey identifies different levels of elevation on your block of land and defines the position of proposed construction & land boundaries.

Soil reports are required to determine the load bearing capacity of your block, and if a standard slab will be adequate or a reinforced slab is required.

Following the PPA, site survey and soil report, your Easystart Homes Consultant will create a building contract and plan, which will set out the terms of the contract, including descriptions of the work to be completed, the parties involved, the contract price, as well as any deposits or progress payments required. The contract will also include the plans, reports and specifications chosen up until this point.

Once your building contract is signed, you will then be invited to join our team on-site at The Style Studio where you will finalise things like, colour schemes, tapware, electrical point covers and any smart home functionality.

You will meet your Contract Administrator who will help you throughout your build journey and be one of your key points of contact throughout your new home build.

Following pre-start, your contracts will be updated to include your chosen colour schemes. Any additional costs resulting from upgrades or variations made during pre-start will also be added to the contract, which you will receive and review prior to signing.

Once finalised and signed, we will pass your contract to our scheduling team who will co-ordinate the construction of your home.

Siteworks is the process of levelling & compacting the ground prior to building. It includes the clearing of vegetation, creation & clearing of sand, establishing footings for your slab, and establishing the sewerage, power and water services. When siteworks commence, you will be assigned your construction team.

This is the first major milestone of the construction process. Slab down involves the pouring of your concrete footings & concrete 'slab'. Once cured, this will provide the base of your new home.

The next milestone is the completion of your structural walls. Depending on your building method, this will be TRUECORE® steel wall frames, double brick or a combination of both aka BrickHybrid.

Once completed, your supervisor will ensure that the work complies with your plans. If you have chosen to render your brick, it will be completed at this stage

Next up is securing your roof, cutting plumbing pipes into the walls and the completion of the electrical work.

A Site Supervisor will then organise a site clean to ensure the site is ready for ceilings, walls and finishes.

Your home has reached lockup stage. The cabinets and benchtops for your kitchen will be fitted, plumbing installed and the concrete floor poured into your garage.

A Site Supervisor will arrange a meeting to discuss your tiling selection.

Finals mean all the small details will be completed on your home. These finishing touches ensure that your home feels complete and ready for you to live in it!

During the practical completion stage, your supervisor will contact you to go through the final documents.

Following your practical completion inspection (PCI), we will complete any minor remedial works.

Once any minor remedial works are completed and you are satisfied with the build, we will handover the keys and the home will be officially yours!