A1 Certifier delivers exceptional levels of customer service

Our mission is to cut through the Red tape and simplify your building approval process.

A1 Certifier is a capable and dedicated multi-disciplinary consultancy with the correct solution-based approach in meeting and exceeding our Client’s expectations.

We Help Cut Through The Red Tape When It Comes To Councils And Planning Permits in Capalaba

If you need a building permit for residential buildings, we are the people to contact. We’ll walk you through the steps to have your building permit issued as soon as possible so you can begin with your project.

During the design of the building, the permitting process and the construction phase, we can provide you with comprehensive advice to ensure that the building you design and construct meets all BCA and other regulatory requirements so that it is ready for occupancy and use upon completion.

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What is a building certification?

In Queensland, it is a legal requirement to assess buildings and structures against the Building Assessment Regulations.
These provisions include:

  • The Australian Building Code (Volumes 1 and 2 of the National Building Code).
  • Queensland Development Code.
  • Various other Queensland regulations.

Obtaining a building certification from a private certifier confirms that your building is compliant with local and state regulations. This also applies to future developments or subdivisions.

A1 Certifiers, the professional private building certifier Qld, offers the highest level of service. Our experienced construction industry professionals can certify your project through all construction phases to ensure a smooth process.

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About Capalaba, QLD

Capalaba is an urban locality in the City of Redland, Queensland, Australia. In the 2016 census, Capalaba had a population of 17,333 people. == Geography == The suburb has large shopping and commercial centres with two malls and a major bus station, as well as light industrial zones surrounded by bushland and residential streets, making it the second most populous suburb in the Redlands. Surrounding suburbs include Alexandra Hills, Birkdale, and Sheldon, also in Redland City, along with Burbank and Chandler (and formerly Capalaba West), which lie within Brisbane.Tingalpa Creek marks the border between the present-day suburb Capalaba in Redland City (to the eas)t and the City of Brisbane (to the west), making the suburb a gateway to the coastal Redlands region for urban Brisbanites.Leslie Harrison Dam is on Tingalpa Creek. == History == The name of Capalaba is believed to be derived from the Indigenous Yugarabul word for the ringtail possum, a marsupial native to the area.European settlement began in the 1850s, led by farmers, lumberjacks, and sawmill operators.The town of Tingalpa (27.5174°S 153.1816°E / -27.5174; 153.1816 (Town of Tingalpa/Capalaba)) was surveyed in 1863 with the name of the town changed to Capalaba in 1927. The town was on the western side of the creek (now in the suburb of Chandler). The town was close to a ford of Tingalpa Creek known as The Rocks Crossing (27.5185°S 153.1882°E / -27.5185; 153.1882 (The Rocks Crossing)) which had been identified by surveyor James Warner in 1850. The ford formed part of the route from Brisbane to Cleveland until 1874 when a bridge was built over the creek along Old Cleveland Road (27.5195°S 153.1867°E / -27.5195; 153.1867 (Capalaba Bridge)).In the early days, the community was split into three settlements known as The Rocks, the Sawmills, and Upper Tingalpa. Although a school was desired, it was difficult to agree on the settlement at which it would be established. Tingalpa Bridge Provisional School opened on 30 July 1874 in a wooden shed.

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Reviews for A1 Certifiers Capalaba, QLD

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Wayne Chapman

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We certainly can recommend A1 Certifier. All the staff have been very helpful, they communicate well, know their service and are quick to act. Michael is very professional and easy to approach. We would recommend them to anyone in Brisbane looking for a smooth certification process.

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Greg

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I very recently used the services of A1 Certifier to help me navigate the [at times] difficult world of local government approvals. Michael and his team were excellent to deal with, very knowledgeable - providing guidance at every step and got the desired result without issue. I absolutely recommend the service that Michael and his team provide and will utilize their service again.

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Jacky Leung

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A1 certifier has helped my carport certification installed in 2013 recently. A1 take the initiation to connect the council and resolve the issue within few hrs. You can not ask for more like A1 in such professional, efficient and stress free results. Like their brand it is A1 service.

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Bradley Ashcroft

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'Ashcroft Architects’ has engaged ‘A1 Certifier’ over the last 5 years to provide advice and ultimately to grant building approvals for the majority of our residential (new and renovation/extensions), multi-residential, commercial and industrial projects. A1 Certifier’s expertise and exceptional service make them an invaluable partner in navigating the often complex and time-consuming building approval process. The team at A1 Certifier possesses a deep understanding of local regulations and NCC requirements, ensuring that the projects meet all necessary standards. Their professionalism and attention to detail inspire confidence, while their efficient approach saves our office valuable time and resources. A1 Certifier's prompt communication and clear advice throughout the design and construction documentation process makes working with them a stress-free experience. ‘Ashcroft Architects’ relies on ‘A1 Certifier’ to collaborate with our office and to work with us within the expected timeframes and consequently together we streamline the approval process for our clients. Bradley Ashcroft – Director – Ashcroft Architects.

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Gina Dixon

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Glad I used the building certifiers at A1! Michael was really knowledgeable and saved us a heap of time with getting the approvals sorted out. Thank you to the team at A1 Certifiers.

FAQ

Building permits require an assessment against the Australian Building Code (Volume 1 and 2 of the National Building Code) and the Queensland Building and Plumbing Codes. These guidelines and regulations address, among other things, whether the building is soundly designed and constructed and safe to live in.

City Council approval may necessary to ensure the public’s safety and the environment. For example, a large deck can cause soil erosion or encroach on the land. Therefore, council approval is needed to build a deck over a certain size in most local council areas in Qld.

We are one of the most affordable building certifiers in Queensland. Prices vary depending on the type and scope of project work and the different submission fees that are required.