Inspection of building work is an important feature of the building permit process to ensure works have been carried out in accordance with the Building Act, Building Regulations and building permit.
Following an inspection, a Certificate of Compliance must be provided to the relevant Building Surveyor in the form approved by the VBA.
Who can carry out an inspection?
A Registered Building Surveyor may carry out the inspection or may request a Registered Inspector to undertake this on their behalf.
Builders, Architects and Draftspersons cannot issue Certificates of Compliance.
What type of inspection report needs to be provided?
For domestic and commercial building works, regulation 126 (Certificate of Compliance for Building Work) must be provided. This is a far more comprehensive and detailed report.
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