Frame inspection in Tarneit: what we check before the wrap goes on
Straightness, bracing, tie-downs, lintels and openings. The frame stage is the last time the structure is fully visible.
In short: Book the frame inspection after trusses are on and before wrap and roof. We check the frame against AS 1684 and the engineer's drawings, and everything found is fixed before it is hidden for good.
When to book
After roof trusses are on and before sarking, wrap or roof cladding. Once the wrap is on, half of what we check disappears.
What the frame inspection covers
Stud and plate sizes against AS 1684 and the engineer's drawings, straightness and plumb, wall bracing type and fixing, tie-down straps and bolts, lintels over openings, jack studs, truss fixings and floor level.
Common Tarneit frame findings
Missing or loose bracing straps, tie-downs not fixed, lintels undersized for the opening, studs bowed beyond tolerance, and window openings out of square. Wind loads in Tarneit's open estates make bracing and tie-down the priority.
What happens next
You get a numbered, photographed list to send to the site supervisor. Items are fixed before wrap, and we can reinspect if the list is long.
Written by the Owner Inspections team from inspections carried out in Tarneit. Licensed building practitioners, Building & Plumbing Commission registration CDB-U 53425.


