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Melbourne & Geelong

Outdoor living, built properly.

Verandahs, patios and outdoor rooms — roofed, insulated and built for the way Melbourne and Geelong homes are actually lived in, year round.

277suburbs served across Melbourne & Geelong
16services — decks, verandahs, roofing & more
Permitready — drafting & approvals handled
All yearinsulated, sheltered, made to be used
What we build

Decks, verandahs and outdoor rooms

One team from design to build — engineered, permitted and finished to last in the Melbourne climate.

Verandahs

A roofed, weatherproof outdoor room you'll use in the rain and the heat — built and .

Pergolas & patios

Open-roof pergolas that frame a deck or courtyard with real proportions — sized to y.

Timber decking

Australian hardwood decks that handle Melbourne's swing from 40°C afternoons to frosty.

Composite decking

Capped composite boards for people who want to spend weekends on the deck, not maintaining.

Alfresco roofing

An insulated panel roof turns a covered area into a room: flat lined ceiling, downlights a.

Retractable roofing

Sun when you want it, shelter when you don't.

Verandah designs

Roof form, materials, height and the way it meets the house.

Drafting & permits

Before a single board is cut, a good deck, pergola or balcony exists as a proper set of dr.

Where we build

Across 277 suburbs

From the bayside and inner north to the west, the ranges, the Peninsula and right through to Geelong and the Bellarine — with a dedicated page and local build notes for every suburb we serve.

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Knowledge

66 practical guides & articles

Straight answers on permits, engineering, choosing a builder, materials and getting the most from your outdoor space — no fluff, no upselling.

Permits, approvals & engineering 17

  • Building close to a boundary: fire separation and siting
  • Building near or over a drain: consent, locating pipes, and bridging
  • Building permit vs planning permit: the two approvals people confuse
  • Building surveyors: what they do and why you can't skip them
  • Bushfire (BAL) ratings and what they mean for an outdoor build
  • Designing within the permit exemptions (and when it's a false economy)
  • +11 more

Builders, contracts & your rights 11

  • Deposits and progress payments: what's fair, and what's a red flag
  • Domestic building contracts: what must be in yours before you sign
  • Home Warranty and DBI: what changed in Victoria
  • How long does a verandah or deck take to build?
  • How to check a builder before you hire, in Victoria
  • How to choose a verandah or outdoor builder in Victoria
  • +5 more

Design & construction 16

  • Balustrades and barriers: when your deck legally needs one, and how high
  • Cantilevers: why that floating, post-free corner isn't free
  • Deck board spacing and airflow: the detail that decides how long a deck lasts
  • Designing an outdoor room for the Melbourne climate
  • Fascia, gutters and downpipes: where a new roof meets your drainage
  • Flashings: why almost every roof leak starts at a join
  • +10 more

Materials, products & cost 8

  • Choosing a Colorbond roof colour for your verandah
  • How much does a verandah or patio cost in Melbourne?
  • How to maintain a merbau deck in Melbourne
  • Insulated patio roofing explained
  • Outdoor blinds for a verandah: café, Ziptrak and costs
  • Steel vs timber verandah frames: which is right for your home?
  • +2 more

Outdoor living & home improvement 14

  • Building an all-season outdoor room you'll actually use in July
  • Decking underfoot: heat, splinters, slip and bare feet
  • Do verandahs and decks add value to your home? An honest answer
  • Future-proofing: designing an outdoor room you can add to later
  • Indoor-outdoor flow: making the yard feel like part of the house
  • Landscaping around a new deck or verandah so it doesn't look marooned
  • +8 more

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