If you are engaging a builder to build your shed, they will need to be registered. However, if you wish to build your own shed you will need to apply for an Owner builder permit and comply to all Victorian Builders Association Standards. You will need to obtain and comply with the building permit, arrange for the certification of completed work and ensure that the work is compliant with Australian Standards. You will also need to ensure appropriate insurance policies are in place.
Yes. Sheds Galore Hamilton are registered Commercial & Domestic building Practitioners. Reg: CB-U 3308 & DB-L 39896.
Sheds Galore Hamilton takes the hassle out of building a shed with a start to finish process. This includes all council approvals and determinations.
Yes, you will need a permit if the shed size is greater than 10 square metres.
Planning permits are legal documents giving permission for a land use or a development, and may be required by your local council. If a planning permit is required, it must be obtained before a building permit can be issued, however, both applications can be made at the same time.
Yes, the owner can obtain their own permits through their local municipality if they wish to do so. They must follow all council and VBA regulations and requirements.
If you undertake domestic building work worth more than $16,000, then you need domestic building insurance that will cover costs up to $300,000 to fix structural defects for six years, and non-structural defects for two years. This
warranty is a regulation required for all builders, however it only covers certain circumstances.
In addition to material manufacturer's warranties, Sheds Galore Hamilton warrants any structural defects for a period
of 7 years or more depending on the project specifications. Talk to us now about our warranty specifications for your new shed build.