You love where you live, but your home no longer works for your lifestyle. A knock down rebuild lets you stay in the neighbourhood you know while creating a brand-new home designed around the way you live today.
But before choosing a floor plan, the first step is understanding whether your block is suitable.
At AUSMAR, every knock down rebuild begins with a complimentary site assessment. This allows our team to identify any opportunities or constraints before designing a home that's the right fit for your land.
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What We Assess During a Knock Down Rebuild Site Assessment
No two blocks are the same, especially in established suburbs across the Sunshine Coast, Moreton Bay and Gympie. That's why we carefully review a range of site conditions before recommending a home design.
1. Planning Requirements
We check local planning controls, zoning, setbacks and any overlays that may influence your new home. This helps ensure your design complies with council requirements from the beginning.
2. Block Size and Shape
Your block's width, depth and overall layout help determine which home designs are suitable. We also consider how to maximise your outdoor space while meeting setback requirements.
3. Land Slope and Orientation
Every block has unique characteristics. We assess the slope of the land and the home's orientation to maximise natural light, improve energy efficiency and create comfortable living spaces year-round.
4. Existing Services and Easements
We locate existing water, sewer, power and stormwater connections, along with any easements that could impact the home's position. Understanding these early helps avoid unexpected issues later in the process.
5. Site Access
We also review access to your property, ensuring there's enough room for demolition, construction equipment and material deliveries throughout the build.
6. Existing Structures
Have a pool, retaining wall or shed you'd like to keep? We assess any existing structures and neighbouring properties to determine how they may influence your new home's design and construction.
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Why a Site Assessment Matters
A thorough site assessment removes uncertainty before your project begins. It allows us to recommend the most suitable home design, identify potential site constraints early and provide advice that's specific to your property.
Whether you're rebuilding on a flat suburban block or a more challenging site, understanding your land first leads to a smoother building journey.
Thinking About a Knock Down Rebuild?
If you're considering rebuilding on your existing block, the best place to start is with a professional site assessment.
Our experienced team will help determine what's possible, answer your questions and guide you towards a home that's designed for both your land and your lifestyle.
Ready to explore your options? Contact the AUSMAR team today to book your complimentary knock down rebuild site assessment.




