Whether it is for Mum and Dad, an adult child, or a tenant, a granny flat is a big decision. We have been building them in Carrum Downs since 1985 — prefabricated in our factory, assembled at your place, finished ready to live in.
Costs less than an extension
Double glazing and air conditioning
Interlocking panels, 7-star energy rating
Colorbond exterior, low maintenance
Fits sites other builders turn down
You do not need to project-manage any of this. Here is exactly what happens between your first phone call and getting the keys.
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Elpor Pty Ltd has been building Granny Flats and Sleepouts since 1985 having successfully built over 1,000 units for satisfied clients. As an approved builder of granny flats and sleepouts for the Department of Human Services, we have supplied accommodation throughout Victoria, including the temporary village at Kinglake after the bushfires.
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Yes, and we handle it. We prepare and lodge the building permit application as part of the process, so you are not dealing with council yourself. The permit is included in the price.
Around six weeks from commencement on site. Permits and approvals happen before that, and we will give you a realistic date when you sign.
The building permit, a fully fitted kitchen and bathroom, double glazed windows, Westinghouse cooking appliances, Rinnai reverse cycle air conditioning, and connection of power, water and sewerage. Upgrades are available, but the unit is ready to live in as it stands.
Yes. Our units are relocatable, so if you sell the property a professional can move it to your next one.
Usually. Interlocking panels are carried in individually, so we can build on sites with narrow side access where conventional builders cannot get materials through. We inspect the site before you commit to anything.
Often, yes, though it depends on how the dwelling is classified. In Victoria some granny flats are approved as Dependent Person's Units, which require the occupant to be a dependent of the main household, while others are approved as secondary dwellings that can be rented independently. Tell us how you intend to use it at the design stage and we will make sure the permit is structured correctly.
One bedroom suits a single occupant or a couple who do not need a spare room. Two bedroom suits small families, or anyone who wants a study or a guest room.
