Building your dream home, extending your existing space, or developing a commercial property is an exciting time, but ensuring your structure complies with the approved building plans and appropriate building standards is critical. Our private building certifiers assess and approve plans for new building work, alterations, and additions, and inspect mandatory stages of building work to ensure compliance with the Building Code of Australia and local legislation. Within your building permit, the required stage-by-stage inspections will be identified. For example, a basic house will require four mandatory inspections: Footings, Bond Beam, Frame, and Final Stage. Once we’ve issued your Decision Notice, it will specify the listed inspections required and the documents that must be supplied before we can issue your final forms. When you require an inspection, depending on what stage your works are up to, simply contact our administration three days prior to organise a suitable time. We also offer regular check-ins during construction to ensure you do not miss any required inspections. During the final site inspection, our experienced building certifiers review the completed construction work, verifying compliance with local standards. This crucial step includes evaluating structural elements, electrical systems, plumbing, and fire safety features. After the inspection, we review all necessary documentation, such as certificates of compliance and testing reports. Once all requirements are met and the building works are deemed satisfactory, we issue final certificates (such as a Form 21, 16, or 17, or a Certificate of Occupancy) and send them for council approval. We take the stress and hassle out of getting your building permit, offering hands-on support and friendly communication at any stage you need throughout your residential or commercial building approval project.