Why Devmark Projects
No investor, developer or home owner wants to work with a builder who becomes an adversary, eager to dispute and conflict over every cost, detail or disruption. Working with a builder like this will not only ruin the experience and excitement of your project, but may risk real financial damage. At Devmark Projects we pride ourselves on conducting our business in an open, fair and collaborative manner with a focus on ‘win-win’ outcomes that add value for the client and end users. We have capabilities in all aspects of residential construction and development, and look forward to delivering your next project.
Multi-residential Construction
With extensive experience in property development and townhouse and multi-residential construction, Devmark Projects aims to assist you to create the best returns on your investment that are available. Devmark Projects proudly holds a QBCC Open Builder Licence (1244995) and is a member of the Master Builders Association of Queensland, and from time to time Devmark Projects may undertake partnerships with private developers and land owners on key projects, consolidating the development team for the benefit of all stakeholders.
Architectural and Custom Designed New Homes
Architectural and custom design homes give a blank canvas to create the home of your dreams. However if you are planning a new custom home it is critical that you involve a builder early so that construction cost can be managed throughout the design phase to ensure those dreams can be made a reality. Devmark Projects has an extensive track record of delivering high quality, highly detailed and move in or sale ready architecturally designed homes that are stunning to live in or achieve top results on sale.
Major Renovations and Extensions
Brisbane’s unique “Queenslander” style is loved and coveted by home owners and tenants alike. Renovating an existing dwelling is a great way to breath new life into a property and in the process add substantial value. In many cases, traditional and character homes are protected from demolition by planning rules, so renovation is the only way to improve the property and in suburbs where regeneration is underway you may be surprised to learn of the value that can be realised through a major renovation and extension. Devmark Projects is a specialist in major renovation and extension work on traditional and character properties, so we look forward to showing you what you could create at your home.
Frequently asked questions
Who will manage my project?
Generally Devmark Projects allocates an experienced Project Manager to each build, who is responsible for the successful delivery of the project. That Project Manager will allocate resources that are required that will include site supervision and internal administration. Devmark Projects works as a collaborative organisation so all internal staff will have an understanding of each job being conducting so that the experience and knowledge of all team members can be utilised.
Can Devmark Projects complete designs and approvals?
Yes, although Devmark Projects is a Builder we are able to assemble a project team to suit the needs of your project. We have worked with many great consultants for design, architecture, engineering, surveying, town planning etc. and can either arrange for you to directly engage with consultants or for us to include that scope in a package for us to deliver for you.
The price I have received is over my budget. What are my options?
It is very common in construction and development projects for plans to come in over budget. The first step is to ensure that you are constantly reviewing your designs for cost throughout the project, including very importantly during concept and design development stages. Once you are approaching contracting for construction, one useful option is to conduct a “value management” review of your project. This involves itemising elements of the build with their cost and assessing whether there may be an alternative option that would provide an equivalent result for a better price, there by improving the “value” of the item. This exercise is very useful when making final refinements ahead of a construction start.