Build process
Key steps in the build process
step 1
Initial Conversations
We talk through your home plan ideas, layout requirements and overall needs. We also review your site remotely to confirm suitability before moving forward.
step 2
Pre-Construction Checks and Approvals
We manage council applications and complete the required site checks. If any additional reports are needed, we will clearly explain what is required and guide you through the process.
step 3
Plans and Selections
You review your draft plans and confirm key design details, colours and finishes. Any adjustments can be made before progressing.
step 4
Contract and Building Approval
Once the design and pricing are finalised, contracts are signed and we lodge your Building Approval.
step 5
Manufacture
Your home enters our build program and construction begins. We provide regular updates so you know how things are tracking.
step 6
Delivery and Installation
Your home is delivered and installed on site. After final quality checks, we hand over the keys and your home is ready to move in.
Watch our installation process
Leave the heavy lifting to us
With Oly, we take care of the complex approvals, construction, and delivery so you can focus on the exciting parts of building your home, sooner.
Oly takes responsibilities for
- Design guidance
- Council/Building Approval lodgement
- Engineering
- Factory build
- Transport
- Install
- Quality assurance
- Handover
- Council/Building Approval lodgement
- Engineering
- Factory build
- Transport
- Install
- Quality assurance
- Handover
And you take care of:
- Select the features to make it feel like home (by due date)
- Finance approval
- Proof of land ownership/ID
- Site access arranged
- Power/water account setup
- Boundary pegs or survey if needed
- Finance approval
- Proof of land ownership/ID
- Site access arranged
- Power/water account setup
- Boundary pegs or survey if needed
Benefits of modular construction
Modular delivery without the risk. Oly is trusted by councils, NGOs, and developers across Australia.
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