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WHAT IS YOUR PROJECT
COMMERCIAL
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Office building
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Shopping Centres
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Shop fit-out
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Car Parking
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Factory complex
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Childcare centre
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Education facility
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Hospital
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Health care centre
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Sporting venues
RESIDENTIAL
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New home
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Home renovation
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Extension or addition
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Granny flat
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Pergola, deck or carports
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Swimming pools
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Studios
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Dual Occupancies
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Outbuildings
We understand the state and council laws, so we will guide you on the best approach to ensuring your project meets the BCA (Building Code of Australia), LEP (Local Environmental Plan), and SEPP (State Environmental Planning Policy).
COMPLYING DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE
CDC approval is a fast-track approval process that allows you to combine the application for construction approvals and plan reviews. It’s cost-effective, as anything required will be approved in one go - this saves time and money on all fronts, less hassle at every stage of your project!
CONSTRUCTION CERTIFICATE
A Construction Certificate (CC) is a certificate that is issued by an accredited certifier. The authority allows for building work to commence on a project once the development application has been issued by Council.
A construction certificate is necessary before any building work.
This includes alterations and additions to buildings that have been approved by the council in a DA.
OCCUPATION CERTIFICATE
An Occupation Certificate is required for any new building work approved by a Construction Certificate or Complying Development Certificate, or change of use of a building where the building classification changes under the Building Code of Australia.
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Homme Certifiers can issue an Occupancy Certificate as the Principal Certifier, certifying that the building is compliant with the Building Code of Australia, ensuring any preconditions of a Development Consent or Complying Development Certificate are met.
BCA REPORT
The Building Code of Australia (BCA) provides the minimum necessary requirements for safety, health, amenity and sustainability in the design and construction of new buildings (and new building work in existing buildings) in NSW and throughout Australia.
A Building Code of Australia (BCA) report is an assessment that is often required by Council as part of their development approval requirements. BCA reports may also be required prior to submission to Council to ensure your proposed plan can comply with Code as designed.
INSPECTIONS
When undertaking building and/or subdivision works you will require a Principal Certifier (PC) to inspect the work during the course of construction to ensure it meets with regulatory requirements. The specific roles and responsibilities of the PC are set down in the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979.
PRINCIPAL CERTIFIER
Building certification is a heavily regulated industry that can be difficult to navigate, not to mention it is a time-consuming process. You can save time, avoid costly delays and address council imposed conditions by appointing the Building and Strata Certification Team to be your Principal Certifying Authority (PCA) and handle your certification process from start to finish.
