CS&R has the experience to guide clients through obtaining Code Compliance Certificates (CCC) for consented works, and Certificates of Acceptance (CoA) where building work has been completed without a consent.
Our team understands both national and local regulatory requirements and can assist in navigating the process of obtaining the certification required to confirm that building work complies with the Building Code or approved consent documentation.
We assess completed works, confirm compliance where possible, and advise on any remedial actions required to enable successful lodgement and approval of CCC or CoA applications.
A Code Compliance Certificate (CCC) is a formal confirmation from the local authority, such as Auckland Council, that building work has been completed in accordance with the issued building consent. A CCC is often required for insurance, financing, and future property sale.
Obtaining a CCC may require supporting documentation such as Producer Statements (PS) or Records of Building Work (RoW). CS&R can assist in coordinating and preparing these documents as part of the application process.
A Certificate of Acceptance (CoA) applies where building work requiring consent has been completed without a building consent being obtained beforehand. The process may involve a pre-application meeting with the local authority to determine documentation and compliance requirements. CS&R can guide clients through this process, helping prepare the necessary information and supporting the application through to completion.
GET A QUOTE"We found it a pleasure to work with David Clifton during the renovation of our house which required a CCC for renovation activity; and also CCC for works completed 18 years ago as a separate project. He was knowledgeable and practical in his approach. He listened to our issues, ideas and budget; and then provided solutions that worked. Our builders enjoyed the experience also – getting timely, quality advice through all stages of the project. We are very pleased with the end result.”
Steve Hassall