Feasibility summary first
High potential, potential with constraints, or low/uncertain potential—with the main reason written in plain English.
Free Extension Potential Report · 10 left this month
One address in. A plain-English answer back in three working days.
Checking the live monthly allocation…
Inside your free report
The report is designed to answer the first decision: does this property appear worth taking further, and what needs checking next?
High potential, potential with constraints, or low/uncertain potential—with the main reason written in plain English.
A practical extension direction and concept size range only where the desktop evidence supports one. It is not a design or consent promise.
Zone, key development controls, flooding, overland flow paths, services, overlays and other main public-map constraints shown together.
What could stop or change the extension, what evidence is missing, and which professional should verify it before money is committed.
The free Extension Potential Report
The report leads with the answer, then shows the evidence: relevant rules, main constraints, key risks and the safest next step. Ten reports are prepared each month so each address can be checked properly — and ten is a hard ten. We do not top it up.
Illustrative sample only: the name, house image and constraint diagram are generic—not a real property or completed AVR project. Each customer report is generated for one submitted address using data available on the issue date.
A safer first step
You start with the free report. The $199 Property File + Builder Review is offered only when the first result shows genuine extension potential.
Use one email for one property each month. If this month’s 10 are already gone, you choose: $99 and we start this week, or hold a free place for the 1st of next month.
We check available Council and land data, prepare the maps and give a preliminary extension-potential result with clear limitations.
If the result is favourable, AVR can review the Council property file and talk through practical risks and next steps with you.
You do not need to buy the $199 review just to be told the property has a major early constraint.
Two clear stages
No subscription and no upfront Council-file cost. The first report helps screen out properties that do not deserve more spending.
Step 1 · 10 free each month · 10 left
Step 2 · invitation after a favourable result
Reserve a monthly report place
You can check a home you own or one you are considering buying. If this month’s 10 are gone, you can pay $99 to have it this week or hold a free place for next month — the form shows you which applies before you confirm.
We save the enquiry, report file and delivery activity together on your AVR lead so nothing gets lost.
Each email address can reserve one property report per calendar month. Repeat requests for the same property return the existing record.
The $199 next-step review is shown only when the free report indicates the extension has a reasonable chance of moving forward.
Questions, answered
A preliminary feasibility result, likely extension direction and concept range where supportable, relevant planning controls, main constraint maps, key risks, missing evidence and recommended next checks for one Auckland address.
Because a person researches each address and Simon checks every report before it goes out. Ten is what we can do properly alongside the homes we are building — we will not do eleven badly. When the tenth is reserved the counter reads zero and stays there until the 1st. We do not top it up, and we do not hold places for people who “might” send their address tomorrow.
Two choices, and neither is “we’ll squeeze you in”. Pay $99 incl. GST and we prepare the report this week, or hold a free place for the 1st of next month. The list is first in, first served — and it is usually a two-to-three-week wait, during which you are either not moving on the extension or paying someone else to start drawing blind.
No. The $99 is the Extension Potential Report itself, when the month’s free ten are gone. The $199 Property File + Builder Review is a separate second step, offered only if your report comes back favourable.
No. A place is taken by an address landing in the form, not by a promise. The last few places each month tend to go on the same day.
One email address can reserve one property report per calendar month. You can submit another property in a later month.
Your confirmation will show the month allocated to the report. Current-month reports are normally prepared within three working days, subject to address matching, source availability and any manual checks. If you chose the $99 option, the report is prepared in the current week. If you held a free place, it is prepared in the month it was allocated to.
AVR reviews the free report and Council property file, gives a practical builder view of the extension direction and main risks, holds a 30-minute phone or online call, and provides a written next-step list.
No. If your free report is favourable and you choose the $199 review, send us your existing property file. If you do not have one, AVR orders it for you at no charge. The $199 pays for AVR’s review and advice, not the file order.
Because we do not want you paying for a detailed review when the early evidence already shows a major constraint or too much uncertainty. The free report is the first filter.
No. It may give a concept range where the evidence supports one. Survey, levels, service location, design, title and specialist input can still change the result.
No. Those answer different questions. This report is an early extension-potential screen using current public sources and the information supplied with your order.
Not for the desktop report. An onsite consultation can be arranged separately where physical access, levels, existing construction or condition needs to be checked.
Use it to decide what to investigate next, not as a purchase approval. Before bidding or going unconditional, obtain the legal, survey, engineering, planning, drainage and building advice relevant to the risks identified.
The report explains the likely consequence and identifies the right next specialist. AVR will not turn an uncertain result into a false “yes”.
At launch, yes. The process is built around current Auckland Council and Watercare sources and Auckland Unitary Plan rules.
One address. One sensible first decision.
Reserve a free Extension Potential Report. If the early result is favourable, you can then choose the $199 Property File + Builder Review.
Reserve my free reportThe free report and paid review are preliminary desktop services. Neither is design, consent, Council approval, planning, legal, surveying or engineering advice, a building inspection, a cost promise or a purchase recommendation. Availability and accuracy depend on public and supplied information. AVR’s website terms and privacy policy apply.