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Defect Investigation Reports in Leppington

A single failure, measured against what the drawing and the standard required.

  • One element examined properly
  • Measured against the engineering
  • Cause stated, not implied
  • Photographed in sequence
  • Written for both sides
  • Suitable for a dispute file
  • Engineer referral where needed
  • Two to four business days
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What is included

What is included in a Leppington defect investigation report

A defect investigation is measured against the approved drawings and engineering for the property, the National Construction Code, the Guide to Standards and Tolerances 2017 and the Australian Standard relevant to the element.

0 checkpoints across 0 areas on a standard Leppington defect investigation report. We need the lot accessible and your builder aware an independent inspector is attending. Where a stage is not finished, the report records that rather than passing it.

Sample findings

How a defect investigation is assembled

There is no defect grid on this page, and the reason follows.

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FAQ

Defect Investigation Reports in Leppington: common questions

Why no photographs here?

Because we have not carried out a defect investigation in Leppington. Illustrating the page with another suburb's findings would invite you to assume they were local, so it stays as text until we have our own.

How is it different to a defect report?

A defect report runs wide across a property. An investigation goes narrow and deep into one failure and establishes why it happened.

Will the tribunal accept it?

It is written to be usable, though NCAT expects a report prepared to its Procedural Direction 3, which we produce as a separate document.

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