Whether you’re planning a new deck or an extra storey, Croft Wootton Construction is the first choice for house extensions, additions, and renovations builders on the Mornington Peninsula. Our local in-house team are masters of their trade and exclusively use high-quality materials to ensure dazzling aesthetics and a solid, long-lasting result.
An in-depth knowledge of green living principles keeps your power bills and carbon footprint low. Throughout the project, our friendly team will treat your home with respect and take steps to minimise disturbances. With realistic costings, clear communication, and regular updates, we take the hassle out of renovations and home extensions on the Mornington Peninsula.
We’ve been doing home renovations, extensions and additions on the Mornington Peninsula since 2005 and understand council regulations inside out. No matter how complex your modification, we’ll find an attractive and financially viable solution that complies with Australian building codes. Our team has a knack for solving complex problems; we take on the tricky projects other Mornington Peninsula home renovation and extension builders reject.
From Portsea to Pearcedale, we service the entire Peninsula from our Main Ridge office. We’re passionate about preserving the Peninsula through eco-friendly home modifications that complement the spectacular landscapes of our region.
Our Mornington Peninsula renovations can retain the original character of your dwelling or redefine an entirely new aesthetic. We can incorporate advanced passive house techniques to optimise energy efficiency for every building renovation.
Add extra living space to your property without compromising its style through our customisable home extensions. We source high-quality materials and mimic the original design to seamlessly expand your existing layout.
Don’t have sufficient space for an extension? Let us build a whole new storey with bespoke home additions in the Mornington Peninsula. Much like our extensions, we’ll replicate the original style, so you won’t be able to tell the difference between new and old.
We draw on extensive building industry experience and use precise, labour-intensive techniques to achieve award-winning results.
Our team will source exceptional materials and recycle existing components where possible to maintain consistency in your home.
As your Mornington Peninsula construction experts, we understand local building restrictions well and can help you plan the perfect home renovation.
We reduce the hassle of modifying your home through transparent costings, realistic timelines, and frequent updates through an online project management portal.
Our founder has a passion for green living and passive house construction techniques. As well as sprucing up your interiors, our home renovations offer a great way to enhance energy efficiency.
Unlike other builders, we keep our worksites immaculately clean. Our team behaves professionally and will treat your home with utmost respect.
Whether you’re extending, renovating a bathroom, or adding an entire new storey, we’re your go-to builder on the Mornington Peninsula.
In Victoria, a planning permit is a legal document that grants permission for a specific use or development of land. It's essentially a requirement to proceed with certain types of projects, like building a new house or making significant changes to an existing one, without a planning permit, you can't proceed. It’s best to check with your local council or consult with a town planner.
In the majority of cases, yes, you will need a building permit. The only time you would not need a building permit is if the renovation does not change the existing footprint of the house and does not require modification to an existing load bearing wall or impact on any existing foundations.
Timeframes vary depending on the scale of works, structural requirements, and the level of documentation provided. A small renovation may take a few months, while larger extensions can take 6–12 months. Factors such as weather, material lead times, and changes to the design can also impact the schedule. We provide a detailed program once plans and permits are finalised.
In many cases, yes—however, it depends on the extent of the works. Structural changes, major demolition, or areas requiring complete shutdown (like kitchens and bathrooms) may make parts of the home temporarily inaccessible. We will discuss safety, staging, and access considerations with you before construction begins so you can plan accordingly.
