Building Surveying

What is a Building Surveyor?  

Noun  [bil-ding] [ser-vey-er]

A Building Surveyor is a professional responsible for overseeing and ensuring compliance with Building Regulations, Codes, and Standards throughout the various stages of construction.

Our role involves assessing building plans, conducting inspections, issuing permits, and certifying that constructions meet all requirements and Standards. 

Some examples of Residential projects that Trident can help you with:

• Residential

  • Houses / Detached Dwellings

  • New Housing Developments

  • Town Houses

  • Sheds, Decks, Patios, Carports

  • Swimming Pools and Pool Fences

  • Renovations, Alterations, Additions and Extensions

  • Granny Flats

  • Retaining Walls and Other Structures

  • Temporary Occupancies

  Commercial 

  • Warehouses/Workshops

  • Shopping Centres

  • Accommodation Buildings

  • Offices

  • Aged-Care and Health-Care Facilities 

  • Assembly Buildings

  • Boarding Houses