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Renovations & Alterations
Existing buildings come with history, hidden conditions and interfaces that only become obvious once the work opens up.
Renovation work rarely starts with a blank sheet.
PDK undertakes residential and commercial renovations, additions, refurbishments and structural alterations across existing buildings.
Unlike a new build, alteration work has to respond to what is already there. Existing structure, waterproofing, services, finishes and occupied areas can all affect the sequence. The practical job is to expose, assess and tie new work back into the building without losing control of the programme.
Where this service fits.
Select a work type to see how it fits into the wider construction scope.
Home renovations
Reworking existing homes through layout changes, building upgrades and coordinated improvement work rather than isolated cosmetic changes.
How the job moves.
The exact programme changes from project to project. This is the typical construction logic rather than a promise that every job follows identical steps.
Existing building
The property is reviewed as it stands, together with the proposed changes, drawings and any obvious constraints.
Work behind the service.
01 From related PDK projects.
Before the first site meeting.
01 Does PDK only handle home renovations?
No. PDK undertakes both residential and commercial renovation work, including alterations, additions and refurbishments.
02 Can PDK undertake structural alterations?
Yes. Structural alterations form part of PDK’s renovation capability where the project requires more substantial building changes.
03 Can additions and extensions form part of the work?
Yes. PDK undertakes additions and extensions where new construction is tied into an existing property.
04 Why is renovation sequencing important?
Existing buildings can reveal conditions that were not visible before work started. Demolition, structural work, services and finishes need to be sequenced so those discoveries can be dealt with without creating unnecessary rework.
Give us the shape of the job.
This short planner prepares the information needed for an enquiry without asking you to complete a long form.
A useful first conversation starts with the actual scope. Send what you have.
Drawings, a project location, a short brief and the programme you are working towards are enough to begin.