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The Facilitators
Our Services
We facilitate the following for Developers, Home Builders, Project Managers, Homeowners, Architects, Engineers, Geologists, Attorneys, Estate Agents, Quantity Surveyors, Town Planners and Land Surveyors:
NHBRC Registrations
We specialise in Registration Applications, Certificate Detail Update, Provisional Status Increase.
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By keeping your relevant data on file, we will be able to manage your Annual Renewal with the NHBRC.
Read more...NHBRC Enrolments
The Facilitators specializes in all types of enrolments with the NHBRC.
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NHBRC Exclusions
We will apply for the exclusion of alterations and additions to an existing building.
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The Facilitators
Financial Services
Our experience over the past Twenty-Five (25) Years with NHBNRC related matters has put us in a position to Assist and Advise you on how to manage your Financial Responsibilities towards the NHBRC, for single, multiple or phased projects.
Financial Solutions
The Facilitators assist, advise and consult on how to manage your Financial Responsibilities towards the NHBRC.
Insurance Solutions
There are numerous risks related to the Construction Industry which are also applicable to Residential Construction.
Risk Assessments
If the NHBRC cannot confirm you complied OR you deviated from the prescribed standards, they have a risk to enrol the home.
The Facilitators
One Stop Between You and the NHBRC
The Facilitators are not part of the NHBRC. Please explore the purpose of The Facilitators and the NHBRC:
One Stop Service Centre
Home Builder’s Responsibility
NHBRC Requirements
Competent Person’s Responsibility
Housing Consumer’s Responsibility
Professional’s Responsibility
Our Vision
Our vision is to assist you in the best way possible with all your NHBRC related matters.
Our Mission
To assist, advise and facilitate all Residential Related Users on how to comply with NHBRC's mandate to effect “the Act”.
Our Values
Accurately keep all Residential Related Users well informed on how “the Act” should be interpreted..
