What is the process for strata renovations?

 The process for carrying out strata renovations will vary depending on the type and size of your property. If you are thinking of buying a strata unit, you should get a strata inspection in Sydney because these will outline any current and past renovation work.

In general terms, there are four main parts to a renovation: 

Planning - Before starting any work you should make sure that the plans meet with council regulations and do not interfere with other people’s rights or interests too much. You also need to ensure that your insurance is up-to-date before beginning such a project because it may be considered an act of negligence if something goes wrong during restoration works without being insured against damage caused by accidents.

Preparation - Once everything has been planned you can get started preparing for the actual renovation works themselves. This involves getting quotes from different companies so that you know how much money needs to be put aside and also checking with the council to find out if you will need a development application or not.

Execution - Now all preparations have been made, there are two ways to execute the renovation. The first is to do the work yourself, this may be necessary if you are on a tight budget and cannot afford expensive builders or tradesmen. The other option is to hire a professional contractor or builder for the work.

Inspection – This final part is very important as it will ensure that all works have been carried out according to plan and no corners have been cut in order to save money. A strata inspection or strata report in Sydney can help you to ensure that everything has been done to the best standards and all work is exactly as expected.