Tell us what you're planning and Fetchatradie can help identify the types of design, planning and project professionals who may be suitable before the work gets underway.
Different projects can require different expertise. Start by telling us what you're planning rather than trying to work out every professional yourself.
You don't need to know whether you need an architect, designer, project manager or another specialist yet. Start with what you're planning and we can help identify the types of expertise that may be appropriate.
Planning a new kitchen, changing the layout or carrying out a larger kitchen renovation.
Updating an existing bathroom or planning a more substantial redesign and renovation.
Renovating several areas of your home or making changes that may involve more than one trade or professional.
Adding space, changing the structure or substantially altering the way part of your home works.
Planning landscaping, outdoor living areas or broader improvements to the exterior of your property.
That's fine. Tell us what you're hoping to achieve. You don't need to have the project or the people you need figured out beforehand.
Rather than starting with a list of professional titles, start with the outcome you're trying to achieve. From there, it becomes much easier to work out what expertise your project may need.
The right starting point depends on what you're planning, the scale of the project and the decisions that need to be made. Here are some of the professionals who may form part of your project.
For projects where layout, functionality, appearance and how a space works are important considerations.
Can help develop the look, feel, layout and interior details of a space.
Can help rethink how interior spaces are arranged, connected and used.
Focuses on kitchen layout, functionality, cabinetry and the way the kitchen works within the home.
Can help develop the layout, functionality and design direction for a bathroom renovation.
Can help plan outdoor spaces, planting, landscaping and how different exterior areas work together.
For projects involving more substantial alterations, additions, buildings, sites or planning considerations.
May help with the design and documentation of new buildings, extensions and substantial alterations.
May provide architectural design and documentation for renovations, additions and other building work.
Can assist with larger or more complex landscape, site and outdoor design projects.
May assist where a project involves planning rules, resource consent or other planning considerations.
For projects where coordinating people, information, timing and the overall process may require dedicated oversight.
Can help coordinate the project, the people involved, key stages and communication as the work progresses.
Once the project direction is clearer, builders and individual trades may then be required to carry out the work.
Some projects may need one specialist. Others may involve several professionals and trades working together.
That's okay. Tell us about the project rather than choosing a professional first. We can use that as the starting point for identifying the types of people who may be suitable.
You don't need to work out every professional your project might require before getting started. Tell us what you're planning and we'll use the project itself as the starting point.
Tell us what you're planning, where the project is located and anything you already know about what you'd like to achieve.
Based on the information you provide, we can consider the types of design, planning, project or trade expertise that may be relevant.
Where suitable, we can help get your requirement in front of relevant professionals who may be able to assist with the next stage of your project.
Even if your project is still at an early stage, tell us what you're thinking about. That's enough to start the conversation.
You don't need to know exactly which designer, consultant, project professional or tradesperson you need. Tell us about the project and where you're at, and we'll use that as the starting point.
Tell us what you're hoping to achieve rather than trying to choose the right professional first.
Your project doesn't need to be fully planned before you contact us.
There is no charge to tell us about your project and start the conversation.
That's fine. Give us the information you do know. You don't need plans, drawings or a complete project brief to make an enquiry.
Give us a few details below and we'll take it from there.
Thanks for telling us about your project. We'll review the information you've provided and be in touch about the next step.