Yes. By reviewing quotes, schedules, and plans early in the process, we can flag potential non-compliance with NCC or AS 2047 standards — helping you avoid costly rework or delays down the track.

Yes. We provide comparative analysis across suppliers, flag compliance risks, and clarify scope differences — helping you streamline decision-making and reduce risk

We assess installation details if they’re documented in plans or specifications. We do not inspect physical installations.

Typically, we require quotes, window schedules, architectural plans, and any relevant compliance reports. The more complete your documentation, the more accurate and helpful our advice will be.

Not entirely. While window companies do have a legal duty to ensure their products meet the requirements of the National Construction Code (NCC), that responsibility doesn’t end with them—and it doesn’t absolve others in the supply chain.

Under Australia’s chain of responsibility laws, every party involved in specifying, supplying, and installing building products shares accountability. That means:

• Window suppliers must provide accurate documentation and confirm compliance

• Architects and designers must ensure specified products are suitable and compliant

• Builders and installers must verify documentation before installation

• Owners and developers may also have obligations depending on the project scope

Even if a quote claims compliance, it’s essential to independently assess the product’s suitability, performance data, and limitations. Compliance cannot be assumed—it must be demonstrated and documented.

Our role is to help you navigate this complexity with clarity, ensuring that every window system you specify or install is backed by the right evidence, meets NCC requirements, and protects your business from risk.