Complete unfinished homes
Inspect the current condition, define the remaining scope and sequence a safe, practical and certifiable completion.
Builder Recovery & HBCF Support
We inspect and complete homes left unfinished after a previous builder can no longer continue. At the same time, we prepare clear construction and cost records that can support an HBCF claim.
What we recover
For more than two years, we have helped clients complete affected homes and prepare documentation for their insurer.
Inspect the current condition, define the remaining scope and sequence a safe, practical and certifiable completion.
Identify and document defects in the original builder's work, then scope and complete agreed rectification.
Compile site evidence, measured scopes, quotations, invoices and supporting records for the homeowner's claim.
From interruption to recovery
The physical work and the documentation advance together, creating a record of what was found, why it was required and what was completed.
Document progress, exposure, defects, incomplete work and items needing specialist review.
Separate incomplete work, original-builder defects, consequential work and owner changes.
Coordinate the scope with approvals, consultants, certification and available funding.
Finish the work while retaining location-based evidence, costs and close-out records.
Evidence and cost
Documentation is organised around incomplete work, original-builder defects and associated expenses that may be considered under the policy.
Contract, variations, payments, measured remaining scope, photographs and quotations used to substantiate the completion position.
Location-based schedules showing what was found, what was rectified and the related repair or completion costs.
Records for eligible accommodation, removal, storage, technical reports and certain other costs where the policy may respond.
We document and build; we do not determine cover. icare HBCF or the relevant insurer decides which items are accepted and what amount is payable. Legal advice should come from a qualified solicitor.