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- NHBRC Registration (facilitation)
- NHBRC Registration Requirements: (1) Company Registration Documents (2) ID Documents
- Timeframe: 2-Weeks
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- Main Requirements: (1) Company Registration Documents (2) ID Documents
- Timeframe: 1-Week
- Free Optional Services Included: BEE Affidavit, Bank Account, Tender Assistance, Website and Start-up Training.
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The National Home Builders Registration Council ( NHBRC ) requires that all new houses must be inspected during the building process to ensure that they comply with the relevant Act.
NHBRC Registration is thus required by The Housing Consumers Protection Measures Act, 1998 ( Act No 95 of 1998 ), which makes provision for the protection of housing consumers.
This act provides for the establishment of the National Home Builders Registration Council (NHBRC ) which needs to apply the “Act” through required regulations and procedures as stated in the Government Gazette 1 December 1999 and The Home Building Manual (2015) February 1999.
The NHBRC needs to warrant any residential dwelling against poor workmanship resulting into structural defects and thus safety issues.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is NHBRC registration, and why is it necessary?
NHBRC registration is a mandatory requirement for all home builders in South Africa, ensuring that they adhere to building standards to protect homeowners. Registration with the NHBRC safeguards the interests of both the builder and the homeowner by enforcing quality standards and providing warranty protection.
Who needs to register with the NHBRC?
All home builders, contractors, and developers building residential properties in South Africa must register with the NHBRC. This includes those involved in new constructions, alterations, or repairs to existing homes. Unregistered builders are prohibited from legally undertaking residential building projects.
What are the benefits of registering with the NHBRC?
NHBRC registration provides several benefits, including legal compliance, access to the NHBRC’s warranty fund, which covers structural defects for five years, and enhanced credibility. Registered builders also gain access to NHBRC training and support to improve construction quality.
How long does NHBRC registration take, and what is the process?
The NHBRC registration process can take 2-4 weeks, depending on the accuracy and completion of the application. Builders must submit the required documents, pay the registration fee, and pass a background check. After approval, the NHBRC will issue a registration certificate, allowing the builder to operate legally.
Can homeowners check if their builder is NHBRC registered?
Yes, homeowners can verify a builder’s NHBRC registration status by visiting the NHBRC website or contacting the council directly. Ensuring that a builder is registered helps protect homeowners from substandard work and guarantees that they are covered by the NHBRC warranty for structural defects.
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