We offer the full range of services typically provided by Registered Certifiers.
Feel free to call us during normal business hours or if you need more than just a phone call, book a time and make use of our free 30 minute consultation service. At no cost, you can discuss your project, or matter, with a Registered Certifier at a time that best suits you.
Either call us direct or make use of the ‘Meeting Scheduler’ attached to this page to schedule a time that suits you best.
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1300 421 606
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A Construction Certificate is required before you start any building or construction work.
Its purpose is to confirm that the construction plans and specifications for your proposal are both, consistent with the Development Consent approved by your Local Council and that they comply with the requirements of the National Construction Code (i.e. the NCC).
To make application for a Construction Certificate you will need to download and complete the application form provided at the link below.
You will then need to submit the application though the NSW Planning Portal.
A link to the portal is provided below, and also in the footer of each page of our web site.
To assist you with collating the information required for your application we have also provided a link (see below) to a checklist for guidance of the information that you will need to provide.
Failing that, please feel free to email or call us at any time for assistance.
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Complying Development Certificates (CDC) is best described as a planning and construction approval combined in one. The process is usually much quicker and therefore cheaper because it saves you time. It is essentially a fast-track approval process for straightforward development. However, it can be a pathway for the approval of the following types of development:
Dwellings
Granny Flats
Dual Occupancies
Terraces Houses
Additions & Alterations
Swimming Pools
Garages
Sheds
Farm sheds
Carports
Retaining walls
Demolition Works
To make an application for a Complying Development Certificate, you will need to download and complete the application form provided at the link below.
You will then need to submit the application though the NSW Planning Portal.
A link to the portal is provided below, and also in the footer of each page of our web site.
To assist you with collating the information required for your application we have also provided a link (see below) to a checklist for guidance of the information that you will need to provide.
Failing that, please feel free to email or call us at any time for assistance.
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The issue of your final Occupation Certificate (OC) is the last step in the formal development application and construction process. Whilst it may be the last step, it is also one of the most important. You need an OC if you want to:
sell your property
occupy or use a new building
change the use of an existing building
You may also need to secure your occupation certificate to:
secure the finance to finish off the construction of your building
sell your home at some stage in the future.
To make application for a Occupation Certificate you will need to download and complete the application form provided at the link below.
You will then need to submit the application though the NSW Planning Portal.
A link to the portal is provided below, and also in the footer of each page of our web site.
To assist you with collating the information required for your application we have also provided a link (see below) to a checklist for guidance of the information that you will need to provide.
Failing that, please feel free to email or call us at any time for assistance.
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The Building Commission NSW describes one of the primary functions of Registered Certifiers as the inspection of buildings at specific stages of construction, to ensure they are consistent with approved plans and that they comply with legislative requirements and conditions of consent.
Inspections relating to certification work are referred to as “critical stage inspections” and are prescribed by Section 61 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment (Development and Fire Safety) Regulation 2021.
They include
After excavation and before the placement of any concrete
Prior to the covering of any waterproofing in a wet area
Before covering any stormwater connections
On completion, and before the issue of an occupation certificate
Any others deemed necessary by the Registered Certifier (e.g. a fire wall)
If you are the beneficiary of either a Development Consent or Complying Development Certificate, you are required to ensure that these inspections are completed.
Should you be uncertain as to the timing, or requirements of these inspections give us a call as soon as practicable.
Failing that, please feel free to email us, call us, or if you are an existing client of Central’s, you can use the link below to book in an inspection.
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We offer a full range of bushfire certification services that include, the preparation of BAL Certificates, Bushfire Reports, and Bushfire Inspection Compliance Certificates.
Our staff are qualified BPAD Bushfire Practitioners recognised by the NSW Rural Fire Service.
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At Central we offer a range of services relating to the construction and use of swimming pools. They include:
approval for the construction or installation of swimming pools
the inspection of pool fences for the issue of ‘swimming pool compliance certificates’
Don’t get caught out when you are selling your property, make sure you have a current ‘‘‘Swimming Pool Fencing Compliance Certificate.’ If you need more information, just send us an mail using the link below. Alternatively, you can simply book an inspection using the link provided.
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Sorry, but we can’t list every service that we offer in such a limited space. However, if you would like to let us know what you need we will call you and see if we can help.
Just select the ‘Email’ button below and send us a message and we will call you at the first opportunity to see how we can help.
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