How a Dilapidated Building Report Helps Before Construction
Essential to securing an approved Development Application (DA) or Complying Development Certificate (CDC) from the city council, dilapidation building reports ensure that construction projects have the city council’s consent to begin. Builders will need to find and pay for an engineer, surveyor, or inspector to prepare the dilapidation building report.
Dilapidation building reports need to be prepared in an unbiased manner because the appointed principal certifier or the relevant city council must be satisfied with these reports. Another reason why dilapidation building reports are so important in construction projects is that these reports can lead to better construction project planning.
By knowing the condition of nearby properties and surrounding areas, construction project managers will be able to accurately plan how to avoid accidentally damaging these structures and places. With well-prepared dilapidation building reports, managers of construction projects can properly instruct builders how to carry out construction work.