FAQs

Pricing varies depending on the scope and complexity of the project. Please contact us for a tailored quote based on your specific needs.

Yes. Our consultants provide accessibility audits across the full journey – to, through, and from a place or space. This often includes travel to the site (e.g. by bus, taxi, walking, or driving), the surrounding landscape, and the building itself.

Project timelines depend on the nature and requirements of each engagement. We are happy to work to a specific deadline where possible and will confirm feasibility during initial discussions. As a general guide, for an average-sized project, you can expect a draft report within two weeks of the site audit or once plan documentation has been received.

Yes. We’ll clearly differentiate between mandatory compliance requirements and recommended best practice options, so you can make informed decisions. If we’re conducting an audit for you, our approach is to do it once and provide a comprehensive set of recommendations – including those you may choose to implement later.

Absolutely. We take into account the specific context and constraints of your project to provide realistic and practical recommendations, including ANARP (as nearly as reasonably practicable) considerations.

Yes. We customise seminars to align with your audience, objectives, and sector-specific requirements to ensure relevance and impact. Training can have a compliance or building user focus, or both.

We tailor our training for a wide range of audiences, including government department staff, architects, planners, designers, landscape architects and building consent officials. Many councils use our training across the wider council teams.

Our accessibility consulting services support a range of professionals in the built environment – such as architects, designers, planners, and consent officers – offering practical, project-specific advice.

Yes. We can provide a marked-up version of your plan with clear annotations and recommendations to guide your next steps, in addition to a full report, if required.

We can provide report updates following changes, depending on the scope outlined in the service agreement. This can be discussed and agreed upon during project planning. Typically, audit reports are intended for implementation rather than ongoing updates. However, if we’re involved throughout the design stages, we can include an updated and prioritised tag list as part of the reporting – if requested.

We can engage at any stage – whether you're just starting out, midway through, or nearing completion. Early involvement often allows for more strategic input and smoother implementation.