

Selecting land for your new build can feel overwhelming. Should you go for a small lot, sloping land, or acreage? Will your preferred home design actually suit the block? What about council rules, developer guidelines, soil conditions or potential risks like flooding or bushfire zones?
These hidden factors can affect your budget, design options, build timeline and long-term liveability, making it hard to know where to start.
With our expert guidance, you’ll build with clarity, avoid costly surprises, and step confidently into your dream home journey.Selecting land for your new build can feel overwhelming. Should you go for a small lot, sloping land, or acreage? Will your preferred home design actually suit the block? What about council rules, developer guidelines, soil conditions or potential risks like flooding or bushfire zones?
These hidden factors can affect your budget, design options, build timeline and long-term liveability, making it hard to know where to start.
With our expert guidance, you’ll build with clarity, avoid costly surprises, and step confidently into your dream home journey.
We assess block size, slope, orientation and overall usability to confirm whether the land is right for your build goals.
Soil type, drainage and retaining requirements are reviewed early to avoid hidden challenges and costly surprises later.
We interpret council and developer guidelines so you understand what’s possible and what to avoid before you commit.
Flood, bushfire and other environmental risks are identified upfront to protect your investment and future home.
We review your home concept to ensure it suits the block, site conditions and lifestyle you’re planning for.
We highlight cost implications, energy efficiency considerations and future landscaping impacts so you can plan with confidence.
Barry’s deep knowledge and professional networks were instrumental in navigating complex council guidelines, an area where my builder struggled. His ability to clarify requirements ensured the project stayed on track. What truly sets Barry apart is his ability to balance the big picture with the finer details. Whether ensuring compliance, optimizing resources, or enhancing the livability of my home, his guidance was always precise and tailored to my
specific needs.
Sara
QueenslandI cannot speak highly enough of Barry. His expertise, meticulous attention to detail, and dedication to ensuring a seamless building process were invaluable in bringing my project to fruition. From the very start, Barry provided thoughtful insights and practical advice that significantly elevated my building journey.
Moe Janahi
QueenslandWorking with Barry and Jo took so much of the stress out of building our home. There were things we had no idea about that would have ended up costing us so much more if we weren't made aware of them.
Bethany Grace
Kedron, QLD



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Clients often tell us this step alone has saved them tens of thousands in unnecessary site works, avoided costly mistakes, and prevented years of frustration with a home that doesn’t suit the land.
And because we explain everything in simple, jargon-free terms, you’ll feel informed, empowered, and confident when making land and design decisions.
What’s Included:
1-hour consultation (video or phone)
Review of land suitability, site contours, orientation, and constraints
Assessment of flood, bushfire, environmental, and regulatory considerations
Concept design feedback to ensure your home fits the block perfectly
Practical tips to maximise sunlight, views, energy efficiency, and long-term value
A summary of key recommendations for you to move forward with confidence


Step 1.
Land & Site Consultation
We discuss your goals, preferred locations, budget, and home ideas, then review your shortlisted land to understand constraints, risks, and opportunities.
Step 2.
Land, Site & Concept Assessment
Your block is assessed for suitability, orientation, site conditions, and planning requirements, along with how your ideal home concept fits the land.
Step 3.
Clear Advice & Confident Next Steps
You receive practical recommendations, required adjustments, and cost or compliance considerations — so you can move forward knowing your land and concept are aligned and viable.