BCA reports · Class 1a secondary dwelling

BCA report for a granny flat or secondary dwelling

A secondary dwelling is a Class 1a building in its own right. Attached, it needs a separating wall to the main house; detached, it needs its own boundary and building-to-building separation. Complying development in NSW leans heavily on the BCA being right at lodgement.

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What the report looks at

  • Separation to the main dwelling and to the boundaries
  • Wet areas, light and ventilation, stairs if any
  • Energy efficiency, and livable housing where the state applies it
  • Access to the dwelling from the street where the state requires it

What you get

A full deemed-to-satisfy assessment against the current NCC with every non-compliance identified, the drawing reference, and a practical way to fix it, written so it can go straight to the consent authority or the certifier. Signed by an A1 registered certifier. In your inbox in 72 hours from a complete drawing set, one revision included.

Fee

  • $3,300 inc GST ($3,000 + GST) for the BCA report, one revision included
  • Access report with it: $1,650 inc GST ($1,500 + GST)
  • 24-hour delivery at +50%

Questions

Does a granny flat need a BCA report for a CDC?

The certifier assesses NCC compliance before issuing the CDC. A report from the drawings resolves the questions before they become requests for information.

What drawings do you need?

Site plan, floor plans, elevations and sections as PDF. For alterations, as-built drawings of the existing building as well.

Do you inspect the site?

No. The report is prepared from the drawings, which is what makes the fee fixed and the delivery 72 hours.

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