Unlike most of the suburbs we work in, Breakfast Point was planned and built as a single development on the Parramatta River, so the houses and apartments share a deliberate architectural style and a consistent age. That makes shutter work here unusually predictable, and it adds a consideration that does not come up elsewhere. What goes on the outside of a building is not entirely up to the owner.
We cover the whole of Breakfast Point in the 2137 postcode, including the townhouses, the apartment buildings and the waterfront frontages, and we run through to Cabarita, Mortlake and Concord on the same route.
The buildings here are modern and well built, so what we see is driven almost entirely by the water rather than by age or poor construction.
Because Breakfast Point is a managed community, exterior changes are often subject to design guidelines, and shutters on a common property elevation may be the owners corporation's responsibility rather than yours. Sort that out before anything is booked. We can supply a written scope you can put in front of a strata manager or the community association, and where a repair keeps the existing hardware and appearance intact, the approval question usually goes away entirely.
