Everything you need to know about BASIX report

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You cannot start a new real estate project development without getting and submitting the BASIX certificate in New South Wales. The BASIX certificate is the Building Sustainability Index certificate that is issued by the government authorities after assessing specific energy and water reduction parameters. Whether you want to build a new villa, house, townhouse, units, swimming pools or outdoor spa or any other alterations or additions to the existing house, you will need to obtain the BASIX certificate and attach it with the project application.

The main purpose of introducing the BASIX Report requirement is to ensure that every new development in NSW is comfortable to live in and costs less to maintain. Also, each swimming pool and outdoor spa will meet the specific BASIX requirements for water and energy consumption.
You can use the BASIX tool to calculate the house or any other residential unit’s scores based on a range of data such as size, location, fixtures and other design features.

When the BASIX was introduced, the main aim was to reduce the water consumption by up to 40% and greenhouse gas reduction by up to 25%. In the long run, it will save a lot of money for homeowners. It is considered as one of the highly effective and strongest sustainable planning measures in Australia.
Who needs a BASIX Certificate?

If you are starting a new residential project in New South Wales, you will need to obtain the BASIX report. It is mandatory for:
  • All new residential dwellings
  • Any alteration and addition of $50,000 or more to an existing dwelling
  • Swimming pools of 40,000 litres or more.
How do authorities assess the BASIX report?
A BASIX report assessment is done based on several criteria such as:
  • Location of the building
  • Orientation size of the building
  • Construction type of the building
  • Window size and type of building
  • Landscaping of the building
  • Appliances used within the building.
In addition to that, the assessment for the BASIX certificate also considers thermal comfort levels. Thermal comfort levels are considered as it reduces energy consumption by dwellings and keeps the home warm and cool comfort.
What are the benefits of getting this BASIX certificate?
The residential buildings constructed as per the BASIX terms are sustainable and offer a good urban planning model.
For homeowners, it is the best way to reduce their water and energy bills. When you have obtained the BASIX certificate, your residential building has passed the government’s environmental targets.
Conclusion
The BASIX certificate is easy to get and does not involve any rocket science. However, you can hire a professional who can help you quicken the whole process. You don’t have to go through any hassles. Just hire the best one and get the BASIX report for your new project.
Location: 413/33 Lexington Dr, Bella Vista NSW 2153, Australia

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  1. Certified Energy18 January 2022 at 03:32

    This post has very important information about Basix Certificate. Thanks for the informative post please keep sharing such posts.

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