Rectification Works

Ensuring a building is safe and functional in Australia, they should be built in accordance with certain regulations and cods. In building and construction industry these are primarily outlined in the National Construction Code (NCC) and Australian Standards.

In Australia, the minimum technical standards for building and construction are outlined in the National Construction Code (NCC). This code, published by the government body known as the Australian Building Codes Board (ABCB), sets the baseline for all construction work.

While the NCC covers a vast range of construction details, other standards are published by Standards Australia, a non-profit organisation whose publications are recognised by the Australian government as key reference points for various trades.

Under the Home Building Act 1989 – Part 2C, builders and tradespeople are required to comply with both the NCC and relevant Australian Standards. However, there are times when workmanship fails to meet these minimum requirements.

Non-compliance with these codes can lead to various problems, including health and safety hazards, structural issues, and poor functionality. This is often the result of using unqualified or inexperienced tradespeople, or a lack of proper supervision.

This is where rectification comes in. Technically, rectification is the process of fixing defects or non-compliant work in construction to bring it up to the required standards.

Safely fixing these issues requires specific skills, expertise, and experience. Done correctly, it can minimise costs while ensuring the work meets all the necessary standards.

With over a decade of experience in repairs and rectifications, Bayshore Building and Solutions has a proven track record of successful projects and satisfied clients. We’ve worked with major insurance providers like HBCF (ICARE) and directly with homeowners to deliver high-quality results.

If you need a quote for a rectification project, please don’t hesitate to contact us.