
Waffle pod beams on a Beveridge slab
The beams between the pods carry the house. Pods that move narrow them.
The practical completion inspection lists what is left before you accept your Beveridge home.
One of our inspectors will call you back. If it is urgent, call 1300 471 805.
Beveridge handovers have produced damage in the ceiling structure referred to an engineer, leaking basin wastes, disconnected roof ducts and foam on a facade specified as Hebel. All of it is easier to get fixed before you sign.




Annotated findings from Pre-handover (PCI) inspections.




1Bored piersOnce the holes are bored and cages set, before any concrete
2Slab pre-pourWith steel tied and pods placed, the day before concrete
3FrameFrame standing and trusses on, before wrap and sarking
4Lock-up (pre-plaster)Roof, windows and external doors in, before insulation and plaster
5FixingCabinetry, doors and trims fitted, painters not yet started
6WaterproofingMembrane on and cured, tiles not yet laid
The beams between the pods carry the house. Pods that move narrow them.

Waste points cast in the wrong spot surface when the walls go up.

Where roof load lands decides whether walls and ceilings crack.
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Evidence of structural damage in the ceiling structure, which we referred for a structural engineer to assess before handover.
Every basin, sink and mixer we can reach is run by hand and the waste watched for leaks.
Yes, under normal viewing conditions as the tolerances guide sets out, so the list stays fair to both sides.
A reinspection before settlement confirms each item, numbered to match the first report.
They help. The facade, fittings and finishes are checked against what you chose.
No. The building surveyor issues the occupancy permit. It confirms the house is suitable to occupy, not that it is free of defects.