Personalize with a clear plan
Make it yours with the full picture
Before choosing a modification or an extra, check what the home allows, what is available and how the scope would be documented.
Distinguish included features from optional extras
Start with the unit's specifications. List your preferences for use, storage and equipment, and ask which can be considered at the project's current stage.
Whether a change is possible depends on its nature and the applicable technical and sales conditions. Do not assume that a modification seen in another home will be available for yours.
Coordinate decisions and timing
If an extra is offered, ask for its description, cost, responsible party, decision deadline and effect on handover. Also review maintenance and any conditions that could affect other parts of the home.
For work after handover, first review the relevant plans and rules. Changes to the structure, building systems or shared areas require appropriate review before work begins.
- Start with the home's base specifications.
- Check feasibility before buying materials.
- Request pricing and terms in writing.
- Keep instructions and warranties for additional equipment.
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Tell us what you would like to adapt
Describe the option you would like to ask about and identify the project or unit.
