SERVICES
BUILD FROM YOUR PLANS
Once Building consent is approved by Council, GA home can provide you with an accurate estimate and detailed action plan for your project. We will organise a meeting to explain any complex terms so you can feel confident about your decision. We provide you a detailed action plan which will be a part of our contract if you decide to go with us.
The detailed action plan will consist of the following:
Detailed costings
Timelines
Full scope of work
We understand building a house is a big decision and making comparison price is very common. We request the opportunity to do a fair comparison of our action plan with other quotes you may have received so we can help you can accurately compare them. We assist you in this process to enable you to make a confident and informed decision.
DESIGN, SUBDIVISION AND BUILD
GA Homes can take care of the full subdivision, design and build process takes the stress out of your new home journey.
Our inhouse Subdivision Specialists can assist you with understanding the subdivision time frame, cost expectations, and afterwards direct you through the whole subdivision process.
GA Homes can manage the entire process means accessing bulk rates for materials, numerous licensed subcontractors who are among the best in their trade, as well as partnerships with many industry leading brands. Our homes can provide 10 years Master Builders Guarantee, so you can be sure that when you choose us, you are choosing unrivalled expertise and top-quality service.
Our team of experienced experts will take care of all the tricky bits along the way, keep you informed when it counts and leave you to enjoy the adventure.
LAND AND BUILD PACKAGE
GA Homes purchases, subdivides land and build new dwellings over the years. Our clients can buy off plan, generally known as ‘turn-key ‘contract.
What is a Turn Key contract?
The phrase ‘turn-key’ (or ‘Turn Key Loan’) is used to describe a fixed price contract where the purchaser pays a deposit (usually 10%), and then has no loan or interest repayments until completion. The Builder or Developer delivers a fully completed home (with CCC issued) ready for occupation - at which point the balance is due upon settlement. Turn Key contracts don’t generally allow for much customisation beyond minor variations such as colours and interior finishes.
Turn-key contracts are popular because the purchaser is not required to make loan payments during the construction process while they are still renting in or paying a mortgage on another property. Banks generally prefer turn-key contracts – which makes getting finance easier – because they don’t have to manage the construction payments. The downside is that the builder must cover the finance costs of the land and construction until settlement, so this expense is usually built into the purchase price.