Owners’ on-site access during construction: builders’ rights and obligations

How to navigate homeowner site visits. Understand the rights and obligations of the builder and homeowner under contract and learn what can cause a breach of contract.

Homeowners often want to visit their house construction site during the works. They may wish to assess the works, engage in conversation or just generally get a sense of where things are at.

Whilst they are ultimately the owner of the home, HIA contracts can grant builders’ possession of the site. This means they control all visitors and have the right to allow or deny entry.

In this handy resource, learn what you can and can’t do and how best to manage the expectations of the homeowner and the relationship with them during the process.

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A builder's guide to navigating on site visits by homeowners on a housing project.

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Who is it for?

Building Professionals

Housing industry professionals managing relationships with homeowners during a residential building project or renovation.

What does it include?

  • Builders’ contract rights
  • Builders’ WHS/OHS obligations
  • Public liability considerations
  • What about renovations?

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