Active Permits
4
All current & valid
Compliance Score
96%
↑ Excellent standing
Certificates Stored
11
All uploaded to vault
Action Required
1
Smoke alarm cert due
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AI Compliance Summary
Your property is in excellent compliance standing. One item requires attention: your smoke alarm compliance certificate is due for renewal. In WA, smoke alarm certificates must be renewed every 12 months for rental properties, or updated after any alarm replacement. I recommend scheduling this before October 2026.
Council & Zoning Information
Local Government
City of Subiaco
Property Address
14 Banksia Court, Subiaco WA 6008
Zoning
R20 Residential
Land Size
312 m²
Year Built
2019
Lot Number
Lot 42 DP 98441
Title Type
Torrens Title
Heritage Listed
No
Flood Zone
Not applicable
Bushfire Zone
BAL-LOW
Building Permits
All permits issued for your property, stored and tracked automatically.
Approved
Issued
14 March 2018
Completed
November 2019
Builder
Ventura Homes
Value of Works
$680,000
Certificate of Occupancy
Issued Nov 2019
Documents
4 files stored
Approved
Issued
12 June 2024
System Size
6.6kW SunPower
Installer
SunPower Perth
Grid Connection
Approved & active
STCs Claimed
84 certificates
Documents
3 files stored
Approved
Issued
October 2019
Work Type
3-phase switchboard
Electrician
Bright Spark Electrical
Licence No.
EC-WA-004421
Certificate of Compliance
Issued Oct 2019
Documents
2 files stored
Approved
Issued
January 2021
System
Rheem 250L Electric
Plumber
Perth Plumbing Co
Licence No.
PL-WA-008812
Inspection
Passed Jan 2021
Documents
2 files stored
Compliance Checklist
WA residential property compliance requirements. HomeDNA tracks these automatically.
Smoke Alarm Compliance — WA Residential Tenancies Act
Hardwired interconnected smoke alarms installed · Last certified February 2023 · Due for renewal
Electrical Safety Certificate — EnergySafety WA
Certificate of Electrical Compliance issued · Bright Spark Electrical · August 2025
Plumbing Certificate of Compliance
Issued for hot water system installation · Perth Plumbing Co · January 2021
Solar Grid Connection Approval — Western Power
6.6kW system approved and connected · SunPower Perth · June 2024
Certificate of Occupancy
Issued upon completion of new dwelling · City of Subiaco · November 2019
Pool Safety Barrier Compliance
No pool registered at this property
Asbestos Register
Property built 2019 — no asbestos risk. Pre-1990 homes require a register.
Energy Efficiency Rating — NatHERS
6-star NatHERS rating achieved at construction · Certificate stored in vault
How to Apply for a Building Permit in WA
🧠 AI Guide
Planning a renovation or addition? Here’s what you need to know about the WA permit process.
1
Determine if a permit is required
Most structural work, electrical work, plumbing, and additions over 10m² require a permit. Minor repairs and like-for-like replacements generally don’t. HomeDNA AI can tell you instantly based on your planned work.
2
Engage a licensed builder or certifier
For most residential work, you’ll need a licensed builder (or owner-builder permit) and a registered building surveyor to certify the plans. HomeDNA can connect you with vetted professionals.
3
Prepare your application documents
You’ll need: site plan, floor plan, elevations, specifications, and a completed BA1 form. HomeDNA stores your existing plans and can pre-fill much of this automatically.
4
Lodge with your local council
Submit to the City of Subiaco via their online portal or in person. Processing typically takes 10–25 business days for residential permits. HomeDNA tracks the status automatically.
5
Commence work & arrange inspections
Work can begin once the permit is issued. Inspections are required at key stages (footings, frame, completion). HomeDNA reminds you when inspections are due and stores all certificates.
6
Obtain Certificate of Construction Compliance
Once work is complete and inspections passed, your certifier issues a Certificate of Construction Compliance. This is stored permanently in your HomeDNA vault and transfers to the new owner when you sell.