We provide architectural design, structural engineering, and MEP (mechanical, electrical, and plumbing) engineering consultancy for residential and commercial projects.

No. One advantage of working with Precobuild is that all three disciplines are coordinated under one roof, which helps avoid the communication gaps and design conflicts that often come from managing separate consultants.

We work on new home builds, extensions and renovations, commercial fit-outs, and standalone structural or MEP consultations.

Simply contact us with a brief description of your project. We’ll schedule an initial consultation to understand your goals, scope, and timeline.

Initial discussions to understand your project scope are typically complimentary. Detailed design work and formal quotes are provided once we understand your requirements.

Any existing drawings, site details, a rough budget range, and a general idea of what you’re trying to achieve (e.g., “add a second story” or “open-plan kitchen renovation”) are helpful starting points.

Timelines vary significantly by project size and complexity. A kitchen or bathroom remodel may take a few weeks for design, while a new home build or commercial fit-out can take several months from concept through to construction-ready drawings.

Generally: initial consultation, concept design, structural and MEP coordination, detailed drawings, and final documentation for permitting and construction.

We prepare drawings and documentation to meet local code requirements. Please contact us directly to confirm the specific permitting support included in your project scope.

Costs depend on project size, complexity, and scope of services required. We provide a formal quote after understanding your project during the initial consultation.

Not always. Projects that don’t affect load-bearing elements (e.g., cosmetic renovations) may not require structural engineering input, while anything touching walls, foundations, or additional floors typically does.

Yes, we’re happy to coordinate with existing consultants on your project, though working with our full in-house team often simplifies coordination.

Please reach out with your project location and details, and we’ll confirm whether we can support your project.

This is common in construction. We’ll discuss any scope changes with you and adjust the design, timeline, and cost estimate accordingly.