A: A Building Permit is a document issued by a Registered Building Surveyor confirming that the plans and documentation for a proposed building work meet the requirements of the Building Code of Australia, The Building Act 1993 and the Building Regulations 2018.
BUILDING PERMITS
A: A Building Permit is required before work commences on most new buildings, major renovations, extensions, alterations and demolitions.
A: A Building Permit is required for most building works including but not limited to:
- New construction works
- Structural repairs and alterations
- Additions
- Any alterations that changes the use, size or height of a building
- Fences and pool barriers
- Swimming pools and spas
- Retaining walls and fences
A: Building Permits are required:
- To ensure buildings are constructed in compliance with the Building Code of Australia, The Building Act 1993 and the Building Regulations 2018.
- To verify that building practitioners are registered and appropriately insured.
- To check that all documentation has been completed in compliance with regulations.
- To ensure key stages of the building works meet the necessary and legally required standards
A: Permits are issued by registered Building Surveyors (such as Resiwise)
A: All nominated Mandatory Building Inspections are required. These vary depending on the project.
A: For residential/domestic works (excluding pools and spas) the works must commence within 12 months and be finalised within 24 months of the permit being issued.
A: Fees and costs vary depending on the type and scope of works. For a quotation on your project please contact us.
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