Feasibility-first advice for homeowners planning an extension who want clarity on cost, approvals, and long-term value before committing.
Extending your home can solve space problems, but only if it’s planned properly. Before you add rooms or draw up plans, there are some critical questions to answer.
A feasibility-first approach helps you understand what’s genuinely possible on your block, what it will cost, and whether an extension is the smartest long-term move for your family.
Talk to ROI Projects first. A clear strategy early on makes it easier to carry the right decisions through design, approvals, and construction.
Many extension projects run into trouble long before construction begins. Early assumptions often don’t hold up through design, approvals, and delivery.
Without a clear pathway, costs creep, timelines slip, and compromises appear where they weren’t expected.
Extending an existing home requires careful sequencing. Our process adapts to what’s already there.
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A real example of the feasibility framework we use to test cost, risk, approvals, and value before any design or construction decisions are locked in.
If you’re already planning to extend, the most important decisions happen before drawings, quotes, or builder contracts.
This sample feasibility report shows how we assess projects at the very start.
What’s viable. What adds value. Where risks sit. And what needs to be resolved early to avoid costly mistakes later.
It’s not a checklist or a sales brochure.
It’s a real-world example of how we think and how we plan.
Home extensions can be disruptive if they’re not carefully planned and staged, particularly when you’re living in the house during the work. Approvals, staging, budgets, and timelines all need to align.
That’s why we guide you through each step, starting with clear planning and, if you choose, continuing through to completion.
You stay in control. We handle the complexity.
If you’re thinking about extending, now is the perfect time to speak with someone who can help you plan it properly.
