
Approachable and easy to work with
Friendly, straight-talking experts who pick up the phone and answer your questions.



You’re building homes, managing trades, juggling timelines, and keeping clients happy. The last thing you need is a certifier who makes life harder.
Buildcert works alongside residential builders across New South Wales and south-east Queensland, helping keep projects moving with practical advice, transparent pricing, and clear guidance.
We don’t speak in riddles. We don’t disappear when things get tricky. We work with you until it's sorted. Whether it’s a bespoke build, a complex reno, or your first Complying Development Certificate in NSW or Building Approval in QLD, we’re the team you want in your corner.
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We get to know how you workEvery builder is different. That’s why we start by understanding how you like to operate. You’ll get dedicated contacts who know your job, your Council areas, and your communication style.
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We keep things moving
Friendly, straight-talking experts who pick up the phone and answer your questions.

We know the councils, the planners, and the common pitfalls. That means fewer hold-ups for you.

We work with your timelines and quote clearly upfront. No hidden costs or last-minute surprises.

We bring practical experience to every build. If there’s an issue, we’ll help you fix it.

Clear documentation, online tools, minimal admin, and zero fluff. Just the essentials, sorted.

Whether you’re building two homes a year or twenty, we’ve got the team and systems to support you.

Ask around. Builders trust Buildcert because we deliver what we promise.
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No matter how big or small your project, or what challenges you face, with Buildcert you can rest easy knowing your certification is sorted.















By law, an Occupation Certificate can’t be issued if a mandatory inspection hasn’t taken place, unless it’s deemed “unavoidable” and backed by solid evidence. Simply forgetting or miscommunication isn’t considered enough.
If an inspection is missed, the owner must be formally notified and extra steps are required. This may include a statutory declaration explaining the circumstances, first and/or third party certification and supporting documents such as engineering certifications and photos to prove compliance. Even then, approval is not guaranteed, which is why booking inspections on time is critical.

