Your questions, answered.
Getting started
Your first point of contact with Troy Ware Constructions is directly with Troy Ware who handles enquiries and consultations.
Yes, Troy Ware Constructions can build from existing plans. They regularly work with clients who already have drawings prepared by a designer and can review them for constructability, pricing, and any adjustments needed before starting the build.
A few key factors can influence what type of build is possible on a site, including the block size and shape, slope and soil conditions, access to the site, local council regulations, zoning restrictions, easements, and surrounding environment. Budget and design preferences also play a big role. A site assessment early in the process helps identify the best building options for the block.
The earlier the better, ideally as soon as you start thinking seriously about your project. Getting Troy Ware Constructions involved early helps with budgeting, planning, timelines, and making sure the design is practical and cost effective before construction begins.
About us
No, Troy Ware, the director and owner, project manages all build and renovation works from start to finish. He coordinates trades, manages timelines and site activity, and keeps you updated throughout the construction process to ensure everything runs smoothly.
Troy Ware Constructions undertakes a wide range of projects, from smaller renovations and extensions through to large custom homes, duplexes, and complex builds. They’re experienced in both straightforward and technically challenging projects, and can tailor the approach to suit the scope and budget of the build.
Yes, Troy Ware Constructions regularly works with architects and building designers. They collaborate closely throughout the design and construction process to ensure the project is practical, well executed, and aligned with the client’s vision.
Yes, Troy Ware Constructions can assist with the design side of your project. They work with building designers to help turn your ideas into detailed plans, whether you’re building a custom home, renovation, extension, or duplex.
Yes, Troy Ware Constructions has experience working on sites with limited or difficult access. They regularly handle challenging blocks and can assess site access early in the planning stage to work out the best construction approach for your project.
Yes, Troy Ware Constructions specialises in building on sloping and difficult sites. They have experience designing and constructing homes on narrow, steep, and uniquely shaped blocks, with all structural engineering completed to suit the site conditions.
Our process
You’ll typically stay up to date through regular communication with Troy, who will provide progress updates as key stages are completed. Troy Ware Constructions usually keeps clients informed via phone calls, emails, and scheduled site meetings so you can see progress firsthand and ask questions along the way.
Troy Ware Constructions manages energy ratings by ensuring your home design and construction meet the required standards where applicable. This typically involves working with energy assessors and building designers early in the process, then selecting materials, insulation, glazing, and layouts that improve efficiency and compliance. The goal is to meet regulatory requirements while also delivering a comfortable, energy efficient home.
Yes, Troy Ware Constructions works with a range of trusted suppliers and showrooms to help you choose finishes like tiles, flooring, cabinetry, fixtures, and fittings. We will guide you through the selection process so everything suits your design, budget, and overall style, and stays consistent with the build.
Design changes during a build are usually possible, but they need to be assessed first to understand the impact on cost, timeline, and approvals. Troy Ware Constructions would review the requested change, confirm any variations in pricing or scheduling, and then proceed once everything is agreed.
Yes, access is generally allowed during the build, but it needs to be managed for safety and site coordination. Troy Ware will arrange site visits at agreed times so you can see progress while ensuring work can continue safely and without disruption.
The design timeframe can vary depending on the size and complexity of the project, but in most cases the design process takes anywhere from a few weeks to a few months. Factors like council requirements, site conditions, revisions, and engineering can all affect timing. Starting early helps keep the project moving smoothly.
It depends on the size and complexity of the project, but a typical build usually takes anywhere from a few months to around a year. Smaller renovations or straightforward homes can move much faster, while custom builds or larger projects tend to take longer.
Still have questions?
Every project is different. If your question isn't answered above, reach out to the Troy Ware Constructions team and we'll walk through your project together.
