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Building risks in the developing Aintree landscape

Common issues for homes in a new suburb and what to check.

Aintree 3336 · 2 May 2026

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  • Building & Plumbing Commission (VIC) Building & Plumbing Commission
  • Australian Society of Building Consultants Australian Society of Building Consultants
  • Strata Community Association Strata Community Association
  • Building Dispute Practitioners Society Building Dispute Practitioners Society

In short: New suburbs present specific risks. A detailed inspection checks the build against approved plans and regulations.

Site and soil

Poor drainage can cause settling issues in the heavy soil common to this area.

Design and drawings

The build must match the approved plans. Variations often go unnoticed.

Construction defects

Workmanship issues like cracking or leaks appear during the first wet season.

Compliance

Checks ensure the work meets the Building Act 1993 and the Guide to Standards and Tolerances.

Written by our local inspection team from work carried out in Aintree. Licensed building practitioners.

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FAQ

Questions Aintree owners ask about this

Is a PCI required before moving in?

Yes, you cannot occupy the property without an occupancy permit.

What standard applies to new homes?

Work is measured against the National Construction Code and approved drawings.

Who inspects the build?

A qualified inspector checks for compliance with the regulations.

What happens if defects are found?

The report details the breaches and may recommend rectification.

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