Why Extend Your Home?
Many Peninsula homes were built when closed floor plans and smaller rooms were standard. Extending opens your home up to natural light, improves airflow, and connects living spaces to the outdoors.
Imagine:
These changes not only make your home more functional, but they also add lasting value to your property.
Building a home extension on the Mornington Peninsula means working with the site, the views, and the local climate. It also means understanding overlays such as Bushfire Management Overlays (BMO), Vegetation Protection Overlays (VPO), and Design and Development Overlays (DDO). These influence everything from your setback lines to the materials you can use.
We design with these requirements in mind from the first sketch so permits are fast, construction stays on schedule, and the extension works with the environment around it.
Most blocks here range from 600 to 900 square metres, giving us scope to create extensions that feel generous without overpowering the property. Every design is unique, but our principles stay the same:
Our aim is for your new space to feel like it has always been part of the home.
Extensions work for growing families who need more bedrooms, downsizers who want to adapt their home for single-level living, and homeowners who simply want a better connection between their home and garden. Whether it is a large open-plan living space, a self-contained guest suite, or an entertainer’s deck flowing from your new kitchen, we design for the way you live now and into the future.
When it comes to extensions, we handle everything like:
All this while retaining the soul of your home and creating a design in complete cohesion with your existing home.
Hiring us ensures you feel confident from day one, since we have been working all our lives in and around the Mornington Peninsula. We’ve a cumulative experience of 25+ years across the Mornington Peninsula, including suburbs like Mornington, Mount Martha, Somers, and Sorrento.
That experience has helped us understand the needs of our clients, including things like how salt air affects cladding, how coastal breezes move indoors, and how planning overlays like Bushfire Management affect extensions. We aim to use this experience to extend your homes and make them more comfortable.
We’ve managed extensions projects in green wedge zones as well as tight streets where setbacks matter, all the while handling approvals and permits.
Trust with your extension because you’re relying on experience, and watch us make your home comfortable and more functional for you.