Frequently asked questions

In almost all cases, yes. Extensions that add floor area need plans approved by the municipality before building starts. If you're in an estate, the estate's committee normally has to approve them as well.

Usually, yes. Most extension work happens outside the existing house until the point where we break through. We plan that step with you to keep disruption as short as possible.

Yes. We have built extensions in Midstream Estate and are used to working within estate rules, access control and approval processes.

Send us a WhatsApp or fill in the quote form with a few photos and a rough idea of what you want. We'll arrange a site visit and then send a written, itemised quote.

Yes. Plexi Renovations is registered with the NHBRC, and new homes we build are enrolled with the NHBRC before construction starts, as the law requires.

Yes. Send us your approved or draft plans and we'll price from them. If you don't have plans yet, we can point you in the right direction.

Our main areas are Pretoria East, Centurion, Midstream and Midrand. Contact us about your site and we'll let you know.

Yes. A cottage or granny flat is a new building and needs approved building plans. Depending on your zoning, you may also need land-use consent before plans are approved.

Some estates allow second dwellings and some don't. Check your estate's rules first. We can help you understand what's typically needed.

Cosmetic work (new finishes, a kitchen or bathroom in the same position) usually doesn't need plans. Structural changes, new openings in external walls and any increase in floor area usually do. We'll tell you on site which applies to your job.

Yes, in most cases. We phase the work and keep essential rooms usable.

Yes. If it's your only bathroom, let us know and we'll plan the work to keep the time without a working toilet and shower as short as possible.

We can supply them, or work with fittings you've chosen yourself. We'll make it clear in the quote which is which.

Yes. Most of our kitchen work is part of a bigger renovation or extension, managed by the same team.

Yes. Most of our cupboards are built as part of a renovation or extension, so the joinery, flooring and finishes are planned together.

Before the rainy season, ideally in the dry winter months. But if water is getting in now, don't wait: the damage spreads to ceilings, plaster and electrical wiring.