Home Renovation
Rather than updating individual rooms, this renovation looked at the home as a complete system. Layouts, materials, and finishes were considered together to improve flow, consistency, and everyday usability. The result is a home that feels cohesive and considered, rather than pieced together over time.
Land Value Pathways
When the land is valuable but the ground floor is already doing its job, adding up may protect the backyard and unlock family space.
For blocks where a smarter footprint, secondary dwelling or rear extension creates value without overcapitalising.
For eligible frontage, zoning and lot size where one block may support two dwellings and a clearer capital pathway.
FAQ
Please reach us at info@gynco.com.au if you can’t find an answer to your question.
We specialise in home extensions, granny flats and whole-home renovations. Our work is typically structural in nature and suited to homeowners planning long-term improvements rather than cosmetic updates.
Costs vary based on the size and complexity of the project. We offer free consultations and transparent quotes tailored to your needs. Most of our projects are medium to large-scale renovations, with budgets reflecting the scope, planning, and level of finish involved.
Timelines depend on the scope of work, but we’ll provide a clear schedule and keep you informed every step of the way.
It depends on the scope of work — in many cases, yes. We’ll work with you to minimise disruption and maintain a safe, livable space wherever possible.
We work closely with designers, architects, and certifiers to ensure the design is practical, compliant, and aligned with how the home will actually be lived in.
We strive to be flexible and accommodate changes where possible, though additional costs and timeline adjustments may apply.
Yes. We offer fixed-price contracts to help you budget confidently and avoid unexpected costs.
Get the land answer first. Then decide what is worth building.
Check My Block2026 Planning Context
NSW land values reached $3.09 trillion at 1 July 2025, based on more than 66,000 property sales analysed by the Valuer General.
Source: NSW Valuer General.
NSW Low and Mid-Rise standards use 450sqm minimum lot size, 12m minimum width and 0.65:1 FSR for dual occupancies in eligible areas, subject to zoning, site constraints, local controls and applicable planning provisions.
Source: NSW Planning.
Cotality reported Sydney dwelling values fell 0.9% in May 2026, making feasibility and approval certainty more important before major capital spend.
Source: Cotality HVI June 2026.