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An RTI request allows you to apply for: your personal information (where it is not available under the QBCC Administration Access process) information about other people or companies a combination of your personal information and the information of …

Getting quotes is a key step in planning your building or renovation project. Learn how to approach contractors, compare quotes fairly, spot hidden costs, and choose the right licensed professional with confidence. On this page Seeking quotes Once …

Learn how to register notifiable work with the QBCC. Register notifiable work now on the QBCC Portal Why register notifiable work? By registering notifiable work with the QBCC, we can ensure that plumbing and drainage work continues to be performed …

It is mandatory that both licensees and unlicensed persons comply with the advertising requirements set out in the Queensland Building and Construction Commission Act 1991 (QBCC Act) . On this page In the highly competitive building industry, …

Listed below are the fees for individual contractor (builder and trade contractor), nominee supervisor, site supervisor, occupational and company licences. Our fees and charges increase on 1 July each year. On this page Fees for other licences …

Find out what fees you need to pay when you lodge your Owner-builder forms. This table specifies the fees. Application Cost Apply for an Owner-builder Permit (PDF 308.08KB) $477.47 Request a replacement Owner-builder Permit (PDF 76.65KB) $34.03 …

Body on Home Be guided through five-stages of the building and renovation process – from planning to completion – including useful tips, guides and checklists.  Before you plan the project, plan to get it right Say hello to convenience. Explore …

Your home is one of your most valuable assets. In this section, you'll be guided through every stage of building and renovation—from initial planning to completion—while learning about our role and how we can protect home owners through the …

Finding the right person for your building project is crucial for safety—both yours and others—and for protecting your investment. With the popularity of do-it-yourself DIY shows and social media, home renovations can seem quick and easy, but many …

Fines—penalty infringement notices—are issued where we discover non-compliant or unlicensed work. If you've received a fine, make sure you pay on time, or decide on one of the alternative options if you don't agree. This will help you avoid further …