When your builder says a crack, a stain or a finish is within tolerance and you are not convinced, we inspect it, measure it and write down what the standard actually requires.
A defect investigation is measured against the Guide to Standards and Tolerances 2015, the National Construction Code and ABCB Housing Provisions, AS 3700 for masonry, AS 3740 for wet areas and your contract drawings and specification.
0 checkpoints across 0 areas on a standard Clyde defect investigation report. We inspect what can be reached safely on the day. Anything locked, covered or blocked by stored goods is recorded as not inspected rather than passed.
These findings come from an investigation report in Berwick, in the same City of Casey.










Pre-Handover (PCI) Inspections The inspection before you accept keys, turning a rushed builder walk through into a numbered list they have to answer.
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No. A defect investigation is written for you and your builder. The Building and Plumbing Commission dispute resolution service and VCAT need an expert witness report, written to the VCAT expert evidence practice note. We can upgrade the report if it gets that far.
We do not carry out destructive investigation, provide engineering certification, take soil or geotechnical samples, or perform the rectification work. Where a finding needs an engineer, we say so in the report.
That is exactly what the report resolves. We measure the item and quote the clause and the number, so the conversation moves from opinion to the document you both signed up to.