This decision is easy for me. Do you want to know with 100% certainty where and if you can build on a lot before making an offer in a bushfire-prone area? YES! Of course!
Shapes and Sizes
Oddly shaped lots, like those below, may have smaller buildable areas of BAL-29 or less. We can show you the best end result and set you up with minimum setbacks to design your dwelling to fit within the lot you’ve found. We can even do this before you purchase.
If you are buying a property to renovate or add to an established dwelling, we ensure you can carry out your additions and design them in the right location the first time.
Get in early
You are almost always better off getting the BAL Assessment looked at before you put an offer on a property in the bushfire prone area and if the bad news comes early you can make a decision before you are “all in” on a property, some cases will need BPAD Level 3 involvement and performance solutions to mitigate the risk.
If you are looking at a Block in the bushfire prone area to purchase its well worth the money to look at the ratings over the lot before you buy, this ensures that you have the ability to place a dwelling down without the excess cost associated with unavoidable BAL-40 or BAL-FZ scenarios.
If you need site specific advice call WA Fire & Safety today or email at admin@wafiresafety.com.au anytime for expert SME advice, we may be able to look at the lot on the computer immediately and save you time and money.
When the time comes and you need the best draftsman in the Perth hills area, William Hall at 628 Drafting will be able to help.
https://www.628drafting.com.au/
William Hall Mobile: 0449 733 675 or email: william.hall@628drafting.com.au