Business data from Google Business Profile, checked 2026-09-05. Facts from the business's own website were fetched 2026-09-05.
Addstyle delivers high-quality renovations and extensions with consistently praised supervision and trade quality. Families living through builds appreciate the respect and cleanliness on site, while period-home owners highlight the firm's skill at preserving character and modernising homes. Named supervisors Geoff, Dave, Cameron, Matt, and John stand out across reviews for responsiveness and problem-solving.
Every review gave five stars. Owners Peter, Julie, Brent, and Laura lead a team where handovers happen on schedule, trades stay the same project to project, and cost surprises do not occur. Clients describe honest pricing, willingness to shift plans without fuss, and follow-up advice months after handover.
First Homebuilders stands apart for staff who pick up the phone within minutes and stay involved from land hunt through handover. Reviewers repeatedly name Rhys Palmer, Dan Costello, Dan Milne, Tiff, Elliot, Jamal, and Kien as guides who explain every step, answer silly questions at night, and treat clients like family rather than transactions. Build sites are cleaned between trades, slabs go down weeks after settlement, and frames follow fast. Costs are locked in upfront. First-time buyers consistently describe feeling less overwhelmed because someone checked in on them, made site visits fit their work schedule, and stayed accessible even after handing them to the construction team. One reviewer who'd built before elsewhere said this experience was completely different, in the best way.
Danmar splits starkly: satisfied clients praise structural quality and attentive design input; dissatisfied ones report communication collapse, unfinished handovers, defects ignored for over a year, and hidden costs. Review dates suggest issues persist from 2020 onward. Their best experience involves custom builds with engaged clients; their worst involves defects (electrical, water ingress, flooring) going unrepaired after handover and site staff avoiding contact.
Last updated 2026-09-05