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All homes are guaranteed against structural defects for the period of 7 years from the date we apply for your Warranty Insurance.

Your Rocksolid Builder will generally provide maintenance for up to 13 weeks from when you take occupancy of your dream home.

Yes, your house is insured under your Rocksolid Builder’s “All Risk Construction” policy. Please note that the insurance expires upon issue of the Certificate of Occupancy.

Yes, your dream home will fit on the concrete or timber floor. It may appear too small, but this is a popular misconception at this stage of construction.

No, we cannot hand over our builder’s master key at any time. Your Rocksolid Builder will, however, arrange for the house to be opened for you by prior arrangement, during business hours, just contact your builder with your requirements.

It is better if you do not discuss the work with sub contractors. Any instructions or changes given to sub contractors must only come from your Rocksolid Builder. Due to requirements of the builder’s insurance policy, you should not visit the site unless you have permission from the builder. 

Variation Options must be put in writing and given to your builder. Refer to our special conditions in your Housing Contract about variations which are requested after contract signing and colour selection.

Variations requested after the colour selection has been completed will always delay progress and will cost significantly more than adjustments made before the plans and specifications are finalised. It is better to avoid post-contract changes.

The completion of your new home is dependent upon Council requirements, weather, availability of materials, variations to the contract, etc. We can, however, give an approximate date of completion once we reach the fix out stage.

Sometimes you may be able to keep excess materials (eg. bricks) but you must not do so unless you have written permission from your builder.

Generally, it is the owner’s responsibility to arrange these items. Keep in touch with your builder to find out the correct time to arrange these connections.

You should arrange applicable cover for your house and contents from the day you take occupancy of your new dream home. In some instances, your Lending Authority may request a copy of your house insurance before releasing the final payment to your builder.

We are available by phone during normal business hours (Monday – Friday 9.00 am to 5.00 pm), or by mobile if there is an emergency after these hours. We ask that you respect our private time which we prefer to devote to our personal and family matters.

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