Is your home building project taking forever to finish? Your NSW Fair Trading Home Building Contract for Work Over $20,000 contains clauses that tell you what to do to address the issue of Delay.

Building your dream home is supposed to be an exciting time in your life. But when you inspect the property at the hand over, and over time you live in the property, you identify defects in the house.

This article is for home owners who had their construction project done under the NSW Fair Trading Home Building Contract for Work Over $20,000, and would like to know how to address defective and incomplete works.

Variations, if not agreed to by both parties, are a potential source of building dispute. This article explains how Variations may be properly made under the Office of Fair Trading’s Home Building Contract for Work Over $20,000 and what to do if you don’t agree with the Variations.

What are Variations? Variations are changes or alterations made to the work, which are outside of, or contrary to, those specified in the scope of

Building your dream home can be the biggest investment you’ll make. It doesn’t come without risks to cost, time, and quality. Defects and incomplete works are common issues. 

In this article, we look at commonly-occuring construction defects that lead to dispute. Learn how to address them whether you’re using the HIA, Master Builder, or Fair Trading contract.

One of the common causes of building disputes is delay in construction. If you are using the HIA NSW Residential Building Contract for New Homes, you may refer to it as a guide on how to settle said dispute.

Defective building works in home building projects often cause building disputes. This article explains how you can address the defects and building disputes under the 2021 HIA NSW Residential Building Contract for New Dwellings, and what to do if the matter escalates into a dispute.

Variations in home building projects are a major source of building disputes in NSW. This article explains how variations are properly made under the 2021 HIA NSW Residential Building Contract for New Dwellings, and what to do if variations lead to dispute.