Greenbank Building
Inspections

Building inspections for new homes

A new house in Greenbank must meet the National Construction Code and the approved engineering plans. We check the structure against the QBCC Standards and Tolerances Guide. The final inspection is called a handover inspection. We look for defects and ensure the house is ready for occupation.

Fully licensed & accredited

  • Queensland Building & Construction Commission Queensland Building & Construction Commission
  • Australian Society of Building Consultants Australian Society of Building Consultants
  • Strata Community Association Strata Community Association
  • Building Dispute Practitioners Society Building Dispute Practitioners Society

NCC and engineering

The structure is measured against the approved drawings and engineering reports.

QBCC Standards

Stage inspections check if work complies with the QBCC Standards and Tolerances Guide.

Handover inspection

The final check is called a handover inspection. It confirms the house is safe to occupy.

Defects

We report on any defects found during the build process.

Occupancy

The building certifier issues a certificate of occupancy after the final inspection.

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FAQ

Building inspections for new homes: common questions

What standards are used?

The National Construction Code, approved engineering and the QBCC Standards and Tolerances Guide are the main references.

What happens at handover?

The inspector checks the house and notes defects. The certifier issues a certificate of occupancy.

Do I need a certifier?

Yes, a private building certifier must sign off on the build.

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