Spannenberg and Son in the 1980’s
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Glimpse into the past
Do you have building approval?
Whether it be a development approval through council or Complying development approval through a private Certifier, Spannenberg and Son can help.
One of the services we offer is to produce and compile all the relevant documents and get your project through the approval process ready to build. Once we start the build your designated project manager will manage all the paperwork and compliance with your Certifier to obtain an occupation certificate at the end of the build.
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As we celebrate 50 years
We are posting some photographs, the sort of photograph when you used to roll the film, the sort you would take down the road to develop, remember that?
This is Ken in about 1980, we know you can’t do it these days but back then the children would help Dad out on the job site.
Showcasing a recent renovation
New first floor, balcony, roof and outdoor entertaining areas.
We provided a full design and construct service for this project.
Amazing views!
Would you like to see your home transformed?We can provide you with a full design and construct service and a quality build, constructed in a good time frame with the best trades.
Is your builder or contractor registered for home warranty insurance?
Have they provided this certificate of insurance prior to signing the contract?
The law states that builders and contractors must be licensed for the work they are undertaking and provide a certificate of insurance for any job over $20000
and this is not just for builders but other contractors as well, whether it be carpenters, roofers or kitchen manufacturers, they must provide this certificate prior to contract signing, it is also illegal to break up the contract into smaller components to try and get the project under the $20000 threshold.
If you are an owner builder and you have engaged a contractor to carry out work on your home, that contractor must provide you with the insurance certificate.
You can very easily access information about whether a builder or contractor is licensed for the work they are doing through the ‘Fair trading’ website.
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