Scott and Zoe asked The Andymann to build their extension after completing stage one for them. An architect designed home using modern materials to be built on a sloping block presented  its own challenges. With much consultation and input from the clients we have completed their dream holiday house. Nice clean lines and beautiful views of the Wilsons Prom and Waratah Bay.

At this Inverloch property we installed a spa for our client after arranging all the necessary permits and plans. The spa was dropped into the deck onto a concrete slab to make it easier to get in and out of. Once installed we constructed the pool fence around the spa.

How is this great entertaining area? This house was just finished when we tiled under the veranda with timber look tiles. Once this was completed, we went on to create an amazing space outside. Silver gum Mod wood was used for the decking and cypress pine posts these products will last many years with very little maintenance. The area was set down to ground level to match the tiling and give a nice line into the rear yard.

A mans shed can be everything to him, this one was a one off. Specifically designed to fit into a small odd shaped area for Dan an Erin in Inverloch. Its more than a simple shed, it is built to match the existing property, plastered and painted inside. It is now a great space for storage, tinkering or what ever you can think off. They were struggling to find someone whom was interested to build for them. Once completed it was a great result.

Brian and Nola had a very tired deck and a retaining wall that were in need of replacement. We started by removing the existing structure. A new retaining wall was built to smarten up the garden. The deck required a total rebuild.

We love a challenge, and here the Andymann team was asked to build a new deck between two existing decks both at different levels. The closest timber match was treated pine to blend with the existing decking. We added a step the full length of the deck to give it that all important street appeal.