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Greenbank building inspections for new homes

New builds in Greenbank must meet the QBCC standards.

Greenbank 4124 · 23 May 2026

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In short: The approved drawings for a new build in the Teviot Downs Estate.

The requirement

A new home must be built to the approved drawings and the NCC.

Issues identified

We inspected a stage build in the Spring Mountain Estate and noted non-compliant waterproofing.

The importance of inspections

Water damage is a common issue in Queensland builds and leads to costly repairs later.

The fix

The builder must rectify the waterproofing before we issue a clearance.

How we document it

We list it as a specific defect on the inspection report.

Written by our local inspection team from work carried out in Greenbank. Licensed building practitioners.

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FAQ

Questions Greenbank owners ask about this

Is a stage inspection the same as a final inspection?

No. A stage inspection checks progress against the approved plans and the QBCC Standards and Tolerances Guide.

What does the QBCC Standards and Tolerances Guide cover?

It covers defects in workmanship and materials up to a certain size.

Can I get a certificate of occupancy before rectification?

No. The QBCC will not issue a certificate of occupancy until the home is compliant.

Is the QBCC Home Warranty Scheme relevant here?

Yes. The scheme covers defects found during the build phase.

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