STAGE 1: GETTING STARTED
Stage 1 includes the following actions:
Payment: $2,500
This cost is deducted from the Construction Contract price.
Transportable INCLUSIONS
There are standard fixtures and fittings included in your contract. We also offer upgrades for any desired changes, each with an additional cost.
STAGE 2: COUNCIL APPROVAL
Once the contract has been signed, the next step is to do a DA Council Lodgement. This stage includes:
Payment: $TBA. Site Specific, on average allow $7,500
Please note: The Council DA Lodgement fee only covers the DA up to $1500. It does not cover additional consultant reports Council may require – for example: Flooding, Bushfire Assessments, Koala Survey, Geotechnical Reports, Council Contribution Fees, Sewerage, and/or Stormwater.
STAGE 3: CONSTRUCTION
Construction will usually take 16 weeks. We have a payment schedule for construction in our factory.
Payment 1: 20% Deposit
This is due once your building has been approved by Council to start construction.
Payment 2: 30% Lock Up
This is due once your roof, windows, doors, and cladding are installed.
Payment 3: 30% Interior Progressing
This is due when paint, plaster, and interior fit-off are progressing.
Payment 4: 15% Completion Offsite
This is due once your building is complete and ready for transport at SPARK Homes.
Payment 5: 5% Final
This is due after your building is complete onsite and ready for handover.
CLIENT RESPONSIBILITIES BEFORE INSTALLATION
Whilst construction is taking place, there are some client responsibilities that will need to be completed to ensure an efficient delivery and installation process. These include:
SERVICE AND SITE WORKS
Onsite plumbing will need to be completed by your local plumber. The plumbing site works include:
Onsite electrical works will need completing by your local electrician:
AUXILIARY ITEMS
The following items are the responsibility of the client:
Ready to begin the process? Choose your facade and floor plan, and let’s start designing your dream Transportable, customized for you.
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