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Small jobs.

Clear plans for smaller changes that still need to be done properly.

The right next step

Focused drafting for practical residential changes.

Small does not always mean simple. Fingerprint prepares practical drafting for focused residential projects such as bathrooms, kitchens, internal changes, decks and selected retaining-wall work.

How Fingerprint helps

  • Reviewing the address and the change you want to make.
  • Preparing clear plans for builders and consent applications.
  • Providing an indicative or formal fee estimate, depending on complexity.
  • Identifying when engineering, planning or a broader renovation scope is needed.

The outcome

Where consent is required, Mike develops the plans, submits the application and manages the council process through to consented plans.

Some projects–including garage conversions, granny flats, elevated decks and retaining walls–may require additional assessment, engineering or consenting input.

Consent guide

Start with the work you are considering. This is an initial guide based on common Auckland residential projects – not a council decision or legal advice.

What are you planning?

Selected work

Relevant
projects.

No small jobs projects are published yet.

New examples will appear here as the portfolio grows.

From concept to consent

Have a project
in mind?

Get in touch with what you are hoping to change, and anything you already have. Mike will help make the next step clear.

fingerprint@orcon.net.nz

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Small jobs

A useful starting
point for your small project.

A quick estimate of Fingerprint’s draughting fees for straightforward work. Council, engineering and construction costs are discussed once the scope is clear.

What does your project include?
Select the components you are considering. Four or more components, or adding a room, needs a broader scope review.
Fingerprint fee guideSelect a work type

Indicative drafting/documentation fee only. Excludes construction, materials, engineering, planning and other consultant fees. Site conditions, height, slope, structural issues, existing construction and consent requirements may materially change the fee. A formal estimate requires project details and an assessment.