Registered builder RBP: 102685 with CERT 111 in Wall and Floor tiling we provide inspections and assessments to the construction of buildings and to wall and floor tiling and associated building trades.

Common aspects to the trade we assess are;

• We assess the suitability of backgrounds and substrates.
• We assess selected materials and products are suitable for the purpose.
• We assess surface preparations, where tiles have delaminated and tiles come loose.
• We assess for surface primers and sealers.
• We assess the installation of internal and external to waterproof membranes failures.
• We assess for efflorescence and leakage damage.
• We assess for plastic spacers left in tiling installations.
• We assess for uniform screeds and renders.
• We assess for adequate falls and drainage compliance.
• We assess for movement joints in tiling systems for tiling failures.

Our goal is to assist Western Australian building stakeholders resolve substandard workmanship disputes in a quick, easy and cost-effective manner.

Our aim is to provide a reliable consistent independent inspection and assessment service. This is confirmed in our reports being accepted in the District and Supreme Courts.

Our objective is to clarify to stakeholders, what is acceptable workmanship finish. We assess skills in general building work including wall and floor tiling; that they are finished in a workmanlike, competent and proficient manner in accordance to the BS Act.

We provide services in the State Administrative Tribunal to the Building Services (Complaint Resolution and Administration) Act 2011 Part 2 Division 1 s5 (1) and s38 (1). Compliance with the AS4349.0-2007 Inspection of buildings Part 0; General requirements.

Builders, consumers and wall and floor tilers, need to be aware that rectifying substandard workmanship can exceed 300% of the original tile fixing cost, is time consuming and unprofitable. This is because the costs to remedial works could include the removal of the old tiles, the purchase of new tiles and fixatives, repairs to the building, installation of the new tiles, delays in completion, alternative rental and other associated building works.

We recommend you ensure your contractor has current public liability insurance to coverage for any accidental damage to protect your property.

We can save you time, hassle and $$$.

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