So, I'm in the early stages of planning a 4 townhouse development in Melbourne. I've spoken to a few town planets, architects and draftsmen and we're trying to decide who to go with.
I'm a first time developer, no background in construction but I know one end of a hammer from the other. One of the things that I'm getting conflicting advice about is building contract administration. Some are telling me it's a must, builders are all dodgy and will cut corners and rob us blind every chance they get. Others are saying don't worry about it, it's unnecessary, just make sure the contract and plans are detailed and the bank providing finance will check things over before releasing funds at each stage.
Thoughts, opinions, advice - most welcome! I'm leaning towards going for CA but don't want to throw away money unnecessarily.
What do y'all reckon?
I'm a first time developer, no background in construction but I know one end of a hammer from the other. One of the things that I'm getting conflicting advice about is building contract administration. Some are telling me it's a must, builders are all dodgy and will cut corners and rob us blind every chance they get. Others are saying don't worry about it, it's unnecessary, just make sure the contract and plans are detailed and the bank providing finance will check things over before releasing funds at each stage.
Thoughts, opinions, advice - most welcome! I'm leaning towards going for CA but don't want to throw away money unnecessarily.
What do y'all reckon?
Building contract administration
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