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One element, measured, when the builder says it is within tolerance.
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Fully licensed & accredited
NSW Fair Trading Australian Society of Building Consultants Strata Community Association Building Dispute Practitioners Society An investigation measures the element against your engineering, AS 1684 for timber framing, AS 2870 for slabs and footings, AS 3700 for masonry, the National Construction Code and the Guide to Standards and Tolerances 2017.
31 checkpoints across 9 areas on a standard Edmondson Park defect investigation report. We need the property accessible and, on a new build, the site supervisor aware an independent inspector is attending. Whatever is blocked on the day gets recorded as inaccessible, never as checked.
Measurable items from Austral frame, lock-up and compliance records.
Pre-Handover (PCI) Inspections Room by room, while your bargaining position is still intact. 
New Construction Stage Inspections Seven checks through an Edmondson Park build, read against your engineering. 
Apartment and Strata Inspections The lot and the visible common property, checked before you buy in Edmondson Park. 
Building and Pest Inspections Both reports from one attendance, on a suburb with nothing older than 2012. 
Pre-listing inspection See what a buyer's inspector will find before your home goes on the market. 
Expert witness report Independent evidence for NCAT when a building dispute will not settle. Instant online pricing for Edmondson Park, or contact the booking team.
A stage inspection covers everything visible at a point in the build. An investigation answers one question, in whatever depth the question needs, because it is usually being written for a disagreement.
It is normally where the file starts. A tribunal generally wants an expert witness report drawn to its practice note, which we prepare separately.
No. What we do is set down the finding and the requirement it falls short of. Certifying a structural remedy is an engineer's function, and the report says when one is required.