Verandah

Service Description

Verandah / Pergola Plans & Building Permit A PERGOLA is just a timber or steel frame WITH NO ROOF. A pergola may be exempt from needing a Building Permit if it is less than 20 square meters in size and meets some additional requirements. A VERANDAH is a roofed structure, and it must have a building permit. There are no exemptions for verandah permit. To obtain a pergola or verandah permit in Victoria, Prime Drafting simplifies the process by providing detailed plans and assistance with building permit approvals for our clients by providing: 1. Complete Property Documentation We secure all required property documents for permit applications from Council and other relevant authorities. 2. Detailed Architectural Plans We create comprehensive architectural plans that show the location of the proposed verandah in relation to existing structures and property boundaries, along with dimensions, material specifications, and structural details. These plans ensure compliance with the Building Code of Australia (BCA) and meet all necessary requirements set by building surveyors. 3. Building Surveyor and Permit Services We take care of all the necessary paperwork, appoint a Registered Building Surveyor and manage the submission of your permit application. We address any inquiries from the building surveyor regarding plans and permit applications. This ensures a seamless and hassle-free process for obtaining your verandah permit so you can begin without delay. 4. Additional Approvals: Depending on your project, additional approvals may be required, such as Town Planning from the local council or Over-Easement from the water authority. We handle these approvals, simplifying the process with ease. We're here to help with any questions you may have.