FAQs

Q?

How do I get started with Thomas Engineers?

A.

Simply contact us by:

email info@thomasengineers.com.au

phone 61 2 8604 8549

mobile 0416611334, 0416611040

Q?

What are the advantages of using Thomas Engineers as my consultant?

A.

The company is a privately owned
registered business. It has a founder and director with more
than 10 years experience in the building and construction
industry.

The company employs professionals. The presentation is
professional. The fees are low by comparison. The director is always
accessible.

The director has many contacts in the building and construction
field, and is always ready to offer free comment when needed.
The company is user friendly with a knowledge and base in
computer hardware and appropriate software. The company offers
other related services, so why not find out and contact
us?

Q?

What other services might I require?

A.

* Architectural Design for new houses, granny flat, extensions.

* Structural Design for new houses, granny flat, extensions.

* Building Construction for new houses, granny flat, extensions.

* Site Inspections with photographic records using Digital Cameras (C & Site-It).

* Dilapidation reports.

* Accredited Certification.

Q?

When is my job prioritised?

A.

When requested, we will send by email, a written quotation. If you agree with our fee structure You will be asked to sign and return the same by email. Your job is
immediately assigned to a specialist draftsperson, who will complete your work within the specified time.caricature of yourself

Q?

I have my architectural plans drawn for a development application. Do I need an engineering report before submitting my plans to council?

A.

No, you can generally submit a development application without engineering details however; you may be asked for details during the assessment process ie. if an easement affects the development. Sometimes a client will want engineering details prior to submitting a DA to know that their proposal can actually be built (or is affordable) before going through an expensive approvals process. On other occasions the DA procedure may require amendments to the plans which in turn will affect the engineering report. If you are unsure, make an appointment to see our staff who can help advise you with this decision.

Q?

Do I need a development application and an engineering report for a retaining wall less than 1 metre high?

A.

This depends on a raft of local council requirements which may make it an exempt development. Contact your local council for these conditions and if in doubt it is best to have engineering involvement.

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