Biowood cladding installed on the facade of a multi-storey building in Sydney must be removed!
NCAT Confirms Biowood Cladding is Combustible
Category: Building Defects
New Building Bond and Defect Laws Start Today!
Here we outline the new building bond and building defect laws that apply from today, 1 July 2020.
Building Defects: New Rights for Owners Corporations
New building defects law and what actions strata managers can take now!
COVID-19 Impact on Remedial Works Contracts
Could an owners corporation be liable if a resident contracts the COVID-19 virus from a contractor?
Is Your Minor Building Defect Now a Major Defect?
A WIN for Owners Corporations! Is Your Minor Building Defect Now a Major Defect? Seek legal advice now!
Muellers Wins First Cladding Case in NSW!
NCAT rules Biowood cladding is combustible and must be removed as it is a major building defect and poses an undue risk of fire spreading.
NCAT’s Power to Pay Compensation in Disputes
NCAT does not have power to award damages but might be able to order payment of compensation…
Cladding and the Warranty Period – Minimise your Risk
What can you do to mitigate and minimise your strata blocks cladding risk?
3 Top Tips before your Home Warranty Expires
Before your building defects warranty period expires we suggest you consider the following 3 tips!
Building Defects – What is the Rectification Process?
What steps can owners corporations take to mitigate the loss?