Document background
The Restoration Certificate Of Completion is a critical document in the Australian construction and restoration industry, required when restoration works on a property have been completed. It serves multiple purposes: confirming work completion to agreed specifications, enabling final payment release, satisfying regulatory requirements, and providing formal documentation for property records. The certificate must comply with Australian building regulations, including state-specific requirements and, where applicable, heritage conservation standards. It typically includes detailed information about the restoration work performed, compliance statements, quality assurance confirmations, and relevant supporting documentation. This document is particularly important for insurance purposes, property sales, and maintaining building compliance records.
