I Unraveled a $750K Construction Disaster: NSW Build Exposed!

🚨Update🚨
Certifier Took NSW Fair Trading to NCAT After Suspension:
0007/1208644/Gearin-v-Commissioner-for-Fair-Trading-

Certifier Suspended for Six Years:

BUILD COST OVER $750,000💰💰💰💰
Build Cost does NOT Include:
❌Electrical
❌ Air Conditioning
❌ Joinery
❌ Stone
❌ Kitchen
❌ Landscaping

Ever had such little trust in your builder that you'd fly a team interstate for a 6-hour inspection? This desperate couple from NSW did exactly that, and we were there to document every single moment. In this jaw-dropping episode, we reveal the alarming results of our deep-dive into their New South Wales home construction.

What's worse than non-compliant subfloor installations? How about non-compliant glazing and waterproofing? We've discovered issues so concerning that it's crucial for every homeowner and prospective builder to watch this video and learn what NOT to do.

What You'll Learn:
👉The nightmare of non-compliant subfloor installations
👉The dangers lurking behind non-compliant glazing
👉How improper waterproofing can ruin your dream home
👉And many more construction catastrophes you never knew could happen!
Strap yourselves in, it's going to be a turbulent ride through the worst of Australia's construction underworld.

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[Siteinspections]

Update on the certifier that was involved with this job:

[NikoAU]

Brother is doing more at exposing the building industry in 10 mins than the whole government and a building ombudsman has done in 20 years . Love it ❤❤❤❤❤

[Jaiboiz]

Australia’s building industry needs a lot more people like you mate.
It’s good to see Aussies looking after Aussies.

[owh]

I was absolutely horrified watching this. I can’t believe the private certifier has passed this.
I’m completely shocked that the builders would even do this workmanship. They should be prosecuted. That work they did on that home is embarrassing.

[deejames]

The inspector should be sued. When I had my house built, I had inspections at the foundation pour, framing, fitting and pre handover. It cost but I saved a ton of money, time and grief. Plus the builder took more care with mine than he did with the other builds. Thank God for my buddy who's a builder.

[blenderguru]

This is honestly my worse nightmare. My heart goes out to the homeowners who will have to fight tooth and nail to retrieve their investment.

[oiilcjy]

I have worked in the Construction industry for over 50 years and still encounter rubbish builds as you are reviewing. My compliments to you, you are thorough, professional and clearly know the applicable Standards. If only more “builders” had the commitment to do the job properly…..

[jacquelinewilson]

Being ripped off by a bad builder is terrible. People's life savings can literally be wiped out and there is very little anybody can do apart from expensive lengthy litigation that might not work. It's basically criminal theft. Thanks for your videos. You are doing important work.

[tomgjonaj]

This makes me appreciate my 4000sq ft home built in 2007, with multiple inspections and almost near perfect ratings from each! I was complaining about my home being 16 years old but now I’m glad I didn’t get a new build

[juliannwalker]

Thanks for this shocking news. The Building surveyor needs to be taken to task for passing this absolute mess. I truly feel the buyers of this disaster. No excuses for anyone involved in this, from builders to council.

[rishaalsharma]

Please mentioned the builders in your videos.
It will be helpful information for people planning their next homes.

[mackymacintyre]

I feel like this guy should be retraining all the builders and inspectors! Good job brother, 👏🏼

[dons]

I'm so so confused that, how is it, that the inspectors who sign these things off have absolutely no onus to answer for their (literal crimes) in approving unsafe, incomplete and not-to-code work? Why is there no law to hold them to account?

[xwb]

You know what's funny? I never really watch building and construction videos, but I came across your video the other day and I was hooked! The production value was just too good to resist, with the music, overlays, and pacing all on point. I ended up watching the entire thing and I have to say, well done mate!

[TheScoobysteve]

Not only is this the bodgiest of builds, they also seem like the sort of faults that are so easy to do properly the first time, and an absolute nightmare to fix retroactively.

[GetUpFalcon]

I laboured on building sites 3 days a week from 2014-2020 all over Sydney.

Worked on every site imaginable from massive commercial sites with 90 minute inductions to garden maintenance jobs conducted in a pensioners backyard and everything in between.

Over that time i didn't encounter a single company nor tradesman that id have do work for me.

[cipedead]

I did windows for over 10 years. I would lost my job if I left one window like that. It’s so sad to see that people need to deal with this.
It’s not hard to do the job right.

[antant]

There needs to be criminal penalties to the builders, the stubbies and surveyors involved. Pierce the veil of the corporations and make them personally liable and that would clean stuff up!

[keithcragg]

The last big house I built I had the engineer signing off all the way through the build and then at the end the private certifier ( selected by the owner ) spent nearly 8 hrs going through every nut and bolt. He got me for the finish on the hand built polished timber stairs was too smooth, I take my hat off to you for what you are doing, the industry is being destroyed by volume builders who have no souls

[allenfitzpatrick]

It's the certification inspectors that really need to be held to account, obviously taking kick backs from the builders.