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Class 2 DBP Act registered building practitioner for remedial, facade, waterproofing and structural works. Licence 360636C. Declared design coordination. $20M+ compliant works delivered.
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The proof is in the projects
High-rise strata — St Leonards
Three integrated scopes delivered under a single registered practitioner to simplify the compliance pathway for the Owners Corporation.
Mid-rise strata — Killara
All works delivered under a registered practitioner with declared designs from the appointed engineer, compliance declarations at each stage, and a clear audit trail from design through to construction.
Boutique hotel — Manly
Declared designs, staged compliance declarations, and documented handover gave the operator a clean compliance position from day one.
Four steps to remediation.
Fill in the form or call us. Tell us about your building and what's happening. We respond within 24 hours.
We visit your building, inspect the defects, and collect photos, scans, and evidence your engineer can act on.
You receive a clear methodology, fixed-price quote, and timeline. No surprises. Ready for committee approval.
Engineer-directed remediation with weekly progress reports, QA documentation, and minimal disruption to residents.
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Tell us about your building. We'll respond within 24 hours with a site assessment plan and clear next step — no obligation.
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Common questions
Legally, regulated building work on Class 2 buildings must be carried out by a registered practitioner.
Without it, you're exposed to compliance failures, warranty issues, and potential liability if something goes wrong down the line.
Ask for their registration number and check it on the NSW Fair Trading register.
If they can't provide one, that's your answer.
Both.
Registration means the practitioner works from declared designs, coordinates with registered designers, and provides compliance declarations.
That paper trail is what protects you — but it also means the work is being done to a verified design, not made up on site.
If it's regulated building work on a Class 2 building, yes, regardless of size.
The Act doesn't have a threshold for "too small to comply." It's about what type of work is being done, not how much it costs.
Declared designs, compliance declarations, QA records, and a clear audit trail from design through to construction.
Everything the OC needs for their records and any future warranty claims.
Your OC deserves better.
Start with a conversation. We’ll visit your building, assess the situation, and give you a clear path forward — free, no obligation.
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