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Insulation and missing consents - Build 177 (2020)

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Abbreviation
Insulation and missing consents - Build 177 (2020)
Valid from
1/04/2020
Information provider
BRANZ Limited,
Information type
BUILD article,
Format
Website, PDF,
Description

Often problems can be solved with a quick conversation. In a recent case, an exemption for a building consent could have been obtained and a property sale advanced, if only the building consent authority had been asked.

A homeowner called the BRANZ helpline recently about a property they were getting ready for sale. Painters had power washed the house in preparation for painting the exterior, but some of the 100-year-old weatherboards hadn’t fared well due to large cracks and rotten boards on the south side and around a window.

Scope

This article includes the following:

  • Repairs presented opportunity to add insulation
  • Consent should have been obtained
  • BCAs can give an exemption
  • What to do after work is done
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Insulation and missing consents - Build 177 (2020)

Description

Often problems can be solved with a quick conversation. In a recent case, an exemption for a building consent could have been obtained and a property sale advanced, if only the building consent authority had been asked.

A homeowner called the BRANZ helpline recently about a property they were getting ready for sale. Painters had power washed the house in preparation for painting the exterior, but some of the 100-year-old weatherboards hadn’t fared well due to large cracks and rotten boards on the south side and around a window.

View on Information Provider website Download this resource (PDF, 107KB)
Insulation and missing consents - Build 177 (2020)
Description

Often problems can be solved with a quick conversation. In a recent case, an exemption for a building consent could have been obtained and a property sale advanced, if only the building consent authority had been asked.

A homeowner called the BRANZ helpline recently about a property they were getting ready for sale. Painters had power washed the house in preparation for painting the exterior, but some of the 100-year-old weatherboards hadn’t fared well due to large cracks and rotten boards on the south side and around a window.

View on Information Provider website Download this resource (PDF, 107KB)
This resource does not cite any other resources.

Insulation and missing consents - Build 177 (2020)

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