In some cases it may be necessary to make changes to an approval after it is issued. Find out how here.
A registered building contractor or owner-builder approval may be required if the estimated value of a building project exceeds $20,000.
The Building Act 2011 (WA) came into operation on 2 April 2012, revolutionising the building approval process. Find out more about these...
Buildings are assigned a classification based on their intended use. The National Construction Code applies some different requirements to...
New buildings in bushfire prone areas need to comply with new bushfire construction requirements. This also applies to some additions...
Cleaning gutters and downpipes is a useful habit to get into.
A guide to good site management in our City.
Easements are restrictions on a land title generally used to protect services such as water, gas and drainage. Easements also enable access...
A building or demolition permit may be issued subject to certain inspections or tests being undertaken.
The National Construction Code (NCC) is a suite of building and plumbing regulations that apply throughout Australia.
The codes set out design provisions for residential developments based on the development type, density and zoning.
During construction it is important to take measures to prevent or minimise impact on surrounding properties.
Smoke alarms are now mandatory in all dwellings. Penalties may apply for failure to comply. Find out more here.
All buildings are required to have roof water directed to an approved disposal system, but the disposal method may vary depending on the...
City of Gosnells outlines processes for reporting, inspecting, and addressing substandard accommodation issues.
Termites and European house borer are both destructive pests that can cause major structural damage to buildings.
The information outlines how to find out if a building is unauthorised and what can be done to resolve the matter.
Discusses what a site management plan needs to address.