Phoenix Building Approvals are A1 Unrestricted Certifiers in:

Complying Development Certificates

Construction Certificates

Occupation Certificates

Building Inspections

Pool Compliance Certificates

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Complying Development Certificates & Construction Certificates

Assisting you from the application stage through to receiving your Occupation Certificate

Fast Approvals

Quick turnaround time. Application > Assessment and Review > Approval! Receive your CDC in as little as just 14 days.

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A1 Unrestricted Certifiers. Experienced building inspectors. Cultivated Certifiers at your service.

Welcome to Phoenix Building Approvals

We have the experience
needed to get you certified.

Introducing to you Phoenix Building Approvals, A1 Certifiers servicing NSW located in Baulkham Hills. Construction Certificates & Complying Development Certificates for any projects from granny flats to multi dwelling housing and commercial projects. Phoenix Building Approvals offers specialised services in key areas from concept design through to completion of construction. In an environment where regulatory compliance is critical within the overall building design, control and approvals process, Phoenix Building Approvals ensures best practice in the interpretation and application of national building regulations and guidelines.

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Our team of Certifiers have over 20 years experience

Phoenix Building Approvals Services Include:

Complying Development Certificates

Complying Development Certificates are a fast-track way of obtaining an approval quickly and efficiently without the need for a Development Application through Council.

Construction Certificates

A construction certificate is required after a Development Consent is issued
by Local Council and before any building work is carried out. Phoenix Building Approvals has unrestricted accreditation to issue Construction Certificates (CC’s), act as the Principal Certifying Authority (PCA) and issue Occupation Certificates (OC’s) on any development project.

Occupation Certificates

An occupation certificate, is issued by the appointed Principal Certifying Authority (PCA) under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 (EP & A Act) allowing a person to occupy and use a new building or change the use of an existing building.

An occupation certificate verifies that the PCA is satisfied that the building is suitable to occupy or use in terms of the requirements of the Building Code of Australia (BCA). That Code sets required standards for the design and construction of various classes of building to protect health, safety and amenity.

Building Inspections

Mandatory Critical Stage Inspections apply to all development approvals.

As of 1st July 2018, it is mandatory for Certifiers to report data to the Building Professionals Board. Such data needs to be provided throughout the development process (during planning stages and during construction) within a 48 hour timeframe. These requirements apply from the time the Principal Certifier is appointed until the Occupation Certificate is issued.

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We start the
certification process

Upon acceptance of our fee proposal, signed and completed application forms must be submitted to our office alongside required documents as per our checklist. Once reviewed and satisfactory, an approval will be issued.

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We complete the site inspections

Our office must be notified of all mandatory critical stage inspections. A minimum of 48 hours notice is required.
A list of inspections will be issued with your approval. Inspection Reports will then be emailed to the applicant upon completion.

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We issue your certification

An OC checklist will be provided on request during the course of construction. A Final inspection must be completed and certificates reviewed and deemed satisfactory in order for an OC to be issued.

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