Deanside Building
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New Construction Stage Inspections in Deanside

A Deanside build passes seven points where good or bad work disappears under the next trade. We attend at each one you book, measure what is there and send the list while it can still be fixed.

  • Book a single stage or all seven
  • Timed to the builder's program
  • Measured against your engineering
  • Photo for every finding
  • Report the next day
  • Repeat items followed up
  • Same inspector across stages
  • Plain notes your supervisor can action
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The Deanside build stages we inspect

Open, flat country west of Caroline Springs means wind loads are real, and the clay under many western plains lots moves with the seasons. That puts the weight on slab steel, brace fixings and tie-down, all of which are hidden within weeks.

Frame inspection in Deanside

Frame

Walls standing and trusses fixed, before wrap and bricks go on

Brace strap nailing, continuous plates in bracing walls, plumb within 5mm over 1.8m, slab edge to frame, truss packing and the termite barrier

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Sample findings

Sample defects found during our construction stage inspections around Deanside

One finding per stage, from slab steel through to handover, recorded on builds in Aintree and the western suburbs.

Extra top and bottom bars missing from a load-bearing rib wider than the engineering allows, found during a slab pre-pour inspection in Aintree
Extra top and bottom bars missing from a load-bearing rib wider than the engineering allows, Aintree
Metal bracing straps fixed with fewer nails than the standard requires, found during a frame inspection in Aintree
Metal bracing straps fixed with fewer nails than the standard requires, Aintree
Bottom plate cut through in a load-bearing wall without an approved fix, found during a frame inspection in Aintree
Bottom plate cut through in a load-bearing wall without an approved fix, Aintree
Gas pipe touching a cold water pipe where 25mm separation is required, found during a lock-up inspection in Aintree
Gas pipe touching a cold water pipe where 25mm separation is required, Aintree
Slab standing too high in the shower floor, leaving no room for the tile bed, found during a waterproofing inspection in Sunshine West
Slab standing too high in the shower floor, leaving no room for the tile bed, Sunshine West
Porch post split at the bolts, with the post to beam connection not secure, found during a fixing inspection in Aintree
Porch post split at the bolts, with the post to beam connection not secure, Aintree
Door not latching into its striker plate, found during a pre-handover inspection in Aintree
Door not latching into its striker plate, Aintree
Our inspectors reviewing a report together
Why Deanside owners choose us

Independent. Licensed. Insured.

  • The inspector who walks your Deanside house is the one who writes and signs the report.
  • Findings are measured against your contract, the NCC and the Guide to Standards and Tolerances 2015.
  • Wind exposure on open Melton ground makes bracing and tie-down a priority at every frame visit.
  • Questions after the report go straight to the inspector, by phone, for as long as the build runs.
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FAQ

New Construction Stage Inspections in Deanside: common questions

If I can only book two stages on a Deanside build, which ones?

Slab and frame, then pre-handover if you can stretch to a third. The slab steel and frame fixings cannot be revisited once concrete and plaster cover them.

Is my Deanside builder obliged to give you site access?

Yes. You own the land and the contract does not exclude an independent inspector. We confirm the time with the supervisor and wear the site PPE.

What happens to items you find at one stage?

They go to the builder in that report, and at the next stage we look again and list anything still open.

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