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The knock down rebuild costs and process
Once you have made the decision to knock down your current house, Montgomery Homes will be there to guide you through the entire process step-by-step, to reduce the risk of the rebuild becoming a stress. Here is a summary of the knockdown rebuild process:
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Our construction team will visit your existing property to conduct a free site inspection.
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We'll present you with a detailed tender covering all the costs to build your dream home. Once approved, we invite you to pay your commencement fee and our talented drafting team will start drawing your plans. Now is a great time to start organising quotes for the demolition of your current home.
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On acceptance of your Lodgement Plans, our Contracts Administrators will prepare your HIA contract. It is at this time your 5% deposit is paid.
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Select your internal and external colours, features and finishes with our Interior Designers.
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Once your DA / CDC has been approved, the demolition of your current house can be scheduled.
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Demolition can take up to four weeks to complete. In this time, we will obtain the construction certificate for your new home (if applicable) and prepare the final documents for Construction.
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Once demolition is complete, arrange and undertake correct site preparation on your block & provide proof of funds.
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Construction commences on your beautiful new home.
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Move in!
Step 1
Free Site Inspection
Our construction team will visit your existing property to conduct a free site inspection.
Step 2
Tender & Drafting Preparation
We'll present you with a detailed tender covering all the costs to build your dream home. Once approved, we invite you to pay your commencement fee and our talented drafting team will start drawing your plans. Now is a great time to start organising quotes for the demolition of your current home.
Step 3
Contracts & Deposit
On acceptance of your Lodgement Plans, our Contracts Administrators will prepare your HIA contract. It is at this time your 5% deposit is paid.
Step 4
Colours, Features & Finishes Selection
Select your internal and external colours, features and finishes with our Interior Designers.
Step 5
Demolition Scheduling
Once your DA / CDC has been approved, the demolition of your current house can be scheduled.
Step 6
Demolition & Construction Preparation
Demolition can take up to four weeks to complete. In this time, we will obtain the construction certificate for your new home (if applicable) and prepare the final documents for Construction.
Step 7
Site Preparation & Finance Confirmation
Once demolition is complete, arrange and undertake correct site preparation on your block & provide proof of funds.
Step 8
Construction Begins
Construction commences on your beautiful new home.
Step 9
Move Into Your New Home
Move in!
It all starts with a free site inspection
A knock down rebuild in Newcastle doesn't have to be stressful, challenging or expensive. At Montgomery Homes, we want to make the building process simple and stress-free so you can focus on more important things… like planning to move into your new home!
The first step in the knock down rebuild process is to book a free design consultation and site inspection. Our team will complete an extensive assessment of the site and determine the following:
From here, we will provide a detailed tender outlining all potential costs so you know exactly what you're paying for from day one.
The benefits of a knock down rebuild in Newcastle
Need more space for entertaining or a growing family? Do you feel like your home design is tired and outdated? Rather than moving or renovating, consider knocking down your house and rebuilding a place to call home! Knock down rebuilds in Newcastle come with a huge range of attractive benefits:
Stay in your current location where you and your family have created many memories
No need to worry about new neighbours — you can keep your current ones!
Keep your kids at the same school with their friends
Save money per square metre compared to a renovation
No real estate or stamp duty fees
Go green and create a more eco-friendly home by maximising solar and insulation
Increase the value of your asset and your land
Knock down rebuild costs in Newcastle
Costs are a common cause for concern in any building project. Our clients tend to spend a lot of time trying to decide between renovating and a knock down rebuild project. The truth is that a renovation project often ends up costing twice as much as initially anticipated, whereas a knock down rebuild project costs two to three times less than a major renovation.
Before you pay any down payments, our team will complete an in-depth analysis of the site to determine the costs to knock down your house and rebuild a home.
Plus, a knock down rebuild is far simpler than a renovation project. Rather than spending months on end renovating your home and continuously expanding your budget, you get a brand new home with a stunning kitchen, extra bathrooms and plenty of extra living space — all at one simple price point.
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Your Knock Down Rebuild FAQs Answered
Demolition needs to be arranged by the owner and this process can take up to four weeks to complete. While demolition takes place, Montgomery Homes will obtain the construction certificate for your new home and prepare the final documents for your new home build. Make sure to find a licensed and insured demolition contractor to facilitate the demolition of your current house and to remove all the relevant materials, debris, trees, and roots. If required, we can suggest demolition companies in Newcastle, Hunter, Central Coast, and Sydney regions.
There’s a lot involved in preparing the site for a new home build. Therefore, it’s important to consult a new home builder before demolition commences. Once you have researched and engaged a demolition company to knock down your house, there are several items required to get the site ready, such as the removal of building materials, trees and roots, existing pools, and capping off the sewer. For more information, ask us about our knock down rebuilt fact sheet. We’ll guide you through the whole process.
Montgomery Homes will be there to guide you through the entire process, taking the stress out of the project. Here is a summary of the knock down and rebuild process:
Our construction team will visit your existing property to conduct a free site inspection and recommend the most suitable house design.
Advise Montgomery Homes if you are lodging a separate DA for the demolition or if you would like to include it with our DA (a separate DA will quicken the process).
Receive a detailed Tender with all of your selected inclusions.
Approve your tender and sign contracts.
Select your internal and external colours and finishes with our interior design consultant.
Start organising quotes for demolition of your current home.
Once your DA is approved, schedule the demolition. Demolition can take up to four weeks to complete. In this time, we will obtain the construction certificate for your new home and prepare the final documents.
Commence construction.
Move in!
At Montgomery Homes we understand that building a new home is an exciting life milestone, and we build every home as if it were our own — ensuring quality from the inside out. The timeframe for building a new home varies according to a number of factors including, but not limited to— the home design selected (single-storey vs double-storey or split-level), the individual specifications of the block of land (including site accessibility and condition), and external approvals (such as local council and BASIX). Behind every Montgomery Homes build is a team who are passionate about seeing your dream home come to life. Please get in touch with our team to enquire about the build timeline for your new home.
Most Australian homeowners strive to increase the value of their largest asset and gain more equity in their home. In recent years, land prices have increased considerably and made it more attractive to stay put and enhance the home in your existing location than find purchase another home or new block of land. If your home is aging and you are looking to increase its value, there are two options: you can either undertake an extensive renovation or knock down and rebuild on your existing site. If you’re considering making structural changes to an existing property, costs can vary considerably. A major renovation can end up costing more than double per square metre when compared to a knock down rebuild. Renovations run the risk of over-capitalising and going over your budget. If you choose a knock down and rebuild project with Montgomery Homes, on the other hand, you will be given a detailed and transparent price at the very beginning to avoid unpleasant costs and surprises along the way. This means you can spend less time wondering how much everything is going to cost and more time daydreaming about the fun stuff like colours and home decor. Some people get frustrated searching for a home in a good neighbourhood. It can be stressful trying to find a home for the right price and sometimes it makes more sense to keep your current neighbours and rebuild on your site. Consider the resale value and what’s going to get you more bang for your buck.
On average, a major renovation is more than double the cost of a knock down rebuild per square metre. The cost to have your house demolished can differ depending on the size of the house, volume of material, if asbestos needs to be removed, and if there are any established trees or pools on the property. On average, the cost to demolish your house can range between $20,000 - $30,000. The knock down rebuild cost for your new home will vary depending on the type of home you build, the size of your home, whether it’s a split level home, and any additional upgrades you choose. At Montgomery Homes, we provide a free tender quote so you will know all knock down rebuild costs upfront before making a decision. Clients who have completed a knock down and rebuild with Montgomery Homes have said it was the best decision they have made financially. Ask us about putting you in touch with recent knock down rebuild clients to hear their experience firsthand.
Building Process
Who will demolish my house?
Demolition needs to be arranged by the owner and this process can take up to four weeks to complete. While demolition takes place, Montgomery Homes will obtain the construction certificate for your new home and prepare the final documents for your new home build. Make sure to find a licensed and insured demolition contractor to facilitate the demolition of your current house and to remove all the relevant materials, debris, trees, and roots. If required, we can suggest demolition companies in Newcastle, Hunter, Central Coast, and Sydney regions.
Do I need to talk to a builder before I start demolition?
There’s a lot involved in preparing the site for a new home build. Therefore, it’s important to consult a new home builder before demolition commences. Once you have researched and engaged a demolition company to knock down your house, there are several items required to get the site ready, such as the removal of building materials, trees and roots, existing pools, and capping off the sewer. For more information, ask us about our knock down rebuilt fact sheet. We’ll guide you through the whole process.
What is the Knock Down Rebuild process?
Montgomery Homes will be there to guide you through the entire process, taking the stress out of the project. Here is a summary of the knock down and rebuild process:
Our construction team will visit your existing property to conduct a free site inspection and recommend the most suitable house design.
Advise Montgomery Homes if you are lodging a separate DA for the demolition or if you would like to include it with our DA (a separate DA will quicken the process).
Receive a detailed Tender with all of your selected inclusions.
Approve your tender and sign contracts.
Select your internal and external colours and finishes with our interior design consultant.
Start organising quotes for demolition of your current home.
Once your DA is approved, schedule the demolition. Demolition can take up to four weeks to complete. In this time, we will obtain the construction certificate for your new home and prepare the final documents.
Commence construction.
Move in!
How long does it take to Knock Down and Rebuild?
At Montgomery Homes we understand that building a new home is an exciting life milestone, and we build every home as if it were our own — ensuring quality from the inside out. The timeframe for building a new home varies according to a number of factors including, but not limited to— the home design selected (single-storey vs double-storey or split-level), the individual specifications of the block of land (including site accessibility and condition), and external approvals (such as local council and BASIX). Behind every Montgomery Homes build is a team who are passionate about seeing your dream home come to life. Please get in touch with our team to enquire about the build timeline for your new home.
Knock Down Rebuild
What are the pros and cons of a knock down rebuild vs a renovation?
Most Australian homeowners strive to increase the value of their largest asset and gain more equity in their home. In recent years, land prices have increased considerably and made it more attractive to stay put and enhance the home in your existing location than find purchase another home or new block of land. If your home is aging and you are looking to increase its value, there are two options: you can either undertake an extensive renovation or knock down and rebuild on your existing site. If you’re considering making structural changes to an existing property, costs can vary considerably. A major renovation can end up costing more than double per square metre when compared to a knock down rebuild. Renovations run the risk of over-capitalising and going over your budget. If you choose a knock down and rebuild project with Montgomery Homes, on the other hand, you will be given a detailed and transparent price at the very beginning to avoid unpleasant costs and surprises along the way. This means you can spend less time wondering how much everything is going to cost and more time daydreaming about the fun stuff like colours and home decor. Some people get frustrated searching for a home in a good neighbourhood. It can be stressful trying to find a home for the right price and sometimes it makes more sense to keep your current neighbours and rebuild on your site. Consider the resale value and what’s going to get you more bang for your buck.
What are the knock down rebuild costs?
On average, a major renovation is more than double the cost of a knock down rebuild per square metre. The cost to have your house demolished can differ depending on the size of the house, volume of material, if asbestos needs to be removed, and if there are any established trees or pools on the property. On average, the cost to demolish your house can range between $20,000 - $30,000. The knock down rebuild cost for your new home will vary depending on the type of home you build, the size of your home, whether it’s a split level home, and any additional upgrades you choose. At Montgomery Homes, we provide a free tender quote so you will know all knock down rebuild costs upfront before making a decision. Clients who have completed a knock down and rebuild with Montgomery Homes have said it was the best decision they have made financially. Ask us about putting you in touch with recent knock down rebuild clients to hear their experience firsthand.
Knock Down Rebuild Customer Stories
After building their first Montgomery Home 25 years ago, Terry and Katrina only ever dreamed of building again. But as the years went on, the couple knew they needed more space to accommodate their growing family. Learn more about their journey of finding a house to knock down and rebuild.