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Thx AnnewithMI will try to clean the hole thoroughly to see what type of screw been used and yes I was using torch because it is hard to see without it
Statistics: Posted by zillah — Nov 28, 2025 8:01 pm
Hi Shutupchigo,
What Simeon has said is pretty spot on and times are about right with exception to the waterproofing we take about 45min as we use a ultrasonic thickness gauge to confirm No of coats and thickness of each coat. If you are getting the inspections carried out at each progress stage then 1 hour at PC is tight'ish but do'able. I lot of the time is spent taking pho...
Shutupchigo
We are a Sydney based builder who actively encourages our clients to get inspections, some choose to and some don't.
On first reading those terms from the builder all sounds a bit scary, but in practice it's not as bad as it sounds.
Let me explain:
1. 1 hour should be more than sufficient for each stage, I personally can do a slab inspection i...
We are building a double story house in Brisbane with a volume builder. We have adviced builder that we will be using private inspector to conduct inspections during various stages.
Builder has sent us a contract document to sign. Here's the copy:
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Hi,
This is the latest requirements for allowing private inspectors on xxx(Builder) building sites. Site Health a...
