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If we can’t do the job
for you, we would be able to refer tradespeople whom
we have found to be reliable and efficient at their
various trades and professions. These include
structural engineers, building certifiers, general
and house builders, carpenters, electricians,
gasfitters, plumbers and drain layers, air
conditioning specialists and landscapers.
Our services also include cursory supervision of new building works where clients want to ensure quality control at various stages of the building work. Under the Building Act, a Building Certifier is required to carry out at least 3 inspections on a residential construction namely: Footings/Foundations/Slab, Framing and Final. Most people are unaware that the certifier is only obliged to ensure that the work as specified in the approval plans, is being carried out. In the Final Inspection, only matters relating to Health and Amenity (Sealing of wet areas, Room heights, Facilities such as kitchen sink, bath/shower, Laundry and Toilet/s need to be certified and often issues which the builder should have addressed are left unnoticed only to be discovered when the clients have taken possession. This can cause delays and inconvenience. A Standard Property Inspection on completion of a new building can identify such issues and avoid unnecessary problems at a later date and we can guide you through the necessary building documentation which can prove vital in later times.
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