Before you build, ask the question. Will your builder welcome an independent person onto the site to document any building defects? And more importantly what is their process to ensure that they fix any defect that is detected and reported on?
If the builder is vague, dismissive or makes any promises, get them in writing.
Have a read of the following and then you may understand why you should have a third party in your corner. This is out of Victoria........
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