RE-ROOFING

Roofing contractors, our experienced certifiers can support you to meet the legal requirements for re-roofing projects. We partner with engineers to get your re-roofing certification sorted quickly, so you avoid a headache down the line.

In 2017, the Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC) clarified the building regulations regarding re-roofing work.

Building approval is required when the repair work involves more than 20% of the roof system. BA&A specialises in re-roofing for insurance projects.

Get in touch so we can help you have commonly requested documents like the Form 21 and decision notice ready to hand over as proof of compliance.

We work with the Metal Roofing Industry Association of Queensland (MRIAQ)
BA&A helps keep the industry up to date through CPD events and certification support.
We support Timber Queensland Association and HIA.

At BA&A, our high turnover re-roofing clients can take control of their building approvals.

Save time and hassle with the BA&A online portal:

Submit your own application (allowing us to invoice right away)

Check on project status
Upload documents quickly (certificates, photos)
Download your approval and final documents

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Documentation required to get started

Site plan

Form 15 – Engineering
Engineering plans
QBCC insurance (residential re-roofing only)

WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY

"A seamless process. It's good that BA&A never need to be chased - they deliver a quick turnaround"

CP Cowie Builders

Terms to know

RFI: RFI stands for Request for Information, sometimes also called a list of requirements. This document outlines all items required by the certifier to issue an approval.

Form 15: this is a certificate required before the building works can commence to certify that the design is compliant with the relevant regulations.

Form 16: this is a certificate required at the completion of building works to certify that the installation or inspection of a stage or aspect is compliant with the relevant regulations.

Form 11: this certificate is issued by a building surveyor when the building works have been substantially completed for attached dwellings or commercial to confirm it was constructed as per the building approval.

Form 21: this is the final certificate issued by the certifier to the owner and Council in order to finalise the building application.

Take the info with you

We're committed to simplifying the certification process. Contractors usually come to us for support to follow their legal obligations...

Save a compliance headache and protect yourself - FAQs and insights on our blog.

In the industry?

Resources below to keep your clients informed of the re-roofing certification process.

Building certification - terms to know
Re-roofing brochure
5 tips for a hassle free re-roofing approval
First 10 things your certifier checks

Or contact us for a printed version.

Templates PDF.pdf