Do I Need a Dilapidation Report?

Answer 5 quick questions to get a personalised recommendation for your Brisbane property.

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Is construction happening within 50m of your property?

This includes any building, demolition, excavation, or infrastructure works on neighbouring or nearby properties.

2

Has council issued a Development Approval (DA) for nearby works?

Check your local council website or look for notices posted at the construction site. DA conditions often require dilapidation reports.

3

Will the construction involve excavation, demolition, or heavy machinery?

These activities create ground vibration and soil movement that can damage nearby structures, especially older properties.

4

Is your property older than 20 years?

Older properties are more susceptible to vibration damage. Queenslanders, pre-war homes, and older brick buildings are particularly vulnerable.

5

Do you have existing cracks, settlement, or structural concerns?

Documenting existing conditions is critical. Without a baseline, it becomes impossible to prove whether damage was caused by construction.

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