What builders need to confirm before quoting for fencing
Boundary location, consent requirements and agreements between adjoining owners can affect the scope, cost and timing of a fencing project…
Boundary location, consent requirements and agreements between adjoining owners can affect the scope, cost and timing of a fencing project…
The Government has launched a review of building consent exemptions, examining whether more lower risk work could proceed without consent…
New laws replacing the Resource Management Act promise a simpler and more consistent approach to development – but builders won’t…
An unlicensed builder has been fined after carrying out structural framing, roofing and wall cladding work on a new home…
Reforms to New Zealand’s earthquake-prone building system will remove about half of currently designated buildings from the regime and introduce…
Changes taking effect from 8 October 2026 will allow certified composite structural building products to be used for consent-exempt granny…
Builders and other industry participants have until 11 September to have their say on proposals to expand the range of…
Public consultation is now open on the draft revision of NZS 3604 Timber-framed buildings. The proposed updates reflect changes in building…
While councils say they can meet the Government’s proposed, shorter statutory timeframe for Project Information Memorandums, several building consent authorities have questioned whether…
The Building Amendment Bill, which proposes the introduction of a proportionate liability system, passed its first reading in Parliament on 2 July and…
Building and Construction Minister Chris Penk says National would establish a nationwide specialist Building Consent Authority (BCA) for large commercial…
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment has confirmed to Under Construction that endorsed plumbers and drainlayers who self-certify eligible work may…
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