
Wollongong Subdivision Certifiers
Helping you get approved, sorted and certified, without the headache
Helping you get approved, sorted and certified, without the headache
Planning a subdivision in Wollongong? You’ve probably already figured out it’s not as simple as splitting a block in two and calling it a day. Between council requirements, infrastructure checks, and planning laws that seem to change every other week, there’s a lot to get your head around.
At Statewide Certifiers, we help Wollongong developers, builders and property owners get their subdivisions certified fast, and properly. Whether you’re working on a Torrens title split, a dual occupancy, or a strata development, we’ll guide you through every step so you don’t waste time (or money) going back and forth.
We don’t just review your plans and stamp a certificate. We help you plan out the process from the start, so you know exactly what’s needed—and when. That means fewer delays, no nasty surprises, and way less stress.
We’ve worked on all sorts of projects throughout Wollongong, from small backyard subdivisions to full-scale developments. If it needs to be subdivided, we’ve probably certified it.
There’s a lot of confusion out there about what kind of subdivision you need. Here’s the quick version:
That’s when each new lot is completely separate, with its land title.
That’s for when you’ve got shared walls, common driveways, or apartments, anything with shared property.
Our team is certified to issue both Subdivision Works Certificates and final Subdivision Certificates. We’ll also help you stay in line with the rules in Wollongong’s subdivision guidelines, so there’s no hold-up at council or the land registry office.
First, you need to submit your project details and required documentation for assessment. We will review your application to make sure it meets all regulatory requirements.
Our registered certifiers, with years of experience, conduct thorough assessments & on-site inspections to verify compliance with subdivision & strata regulations.
Once compliance is confirmed, we issue the necessary certificates, including CDC, PCA, and subdivision works completion certificates, ensuring your project is ready to proceed.
Subdividing can get messy if the paperwork isn’t done right. That’s why we keep things simple and transparent:
If you’re based in Wollongong or nearby and you’re dealing with land, chances are we’ve worked with someone like you. Our clients include:
We’re based in NSW, and Wollongong is one of our busiest regions. We know the local rules, we speak the council’s language, and we’re easy to work with.
One of the biggest mistakes we see? People leaving certification until the very end, assuming it’s just a rubber stamp. But by then, it’s often too late to fix something without blowing your budget or timeline.
Instead, chat to us early. We’ll give you a clear plan, help you understand what to expect, and get you certified without the runaround.
You can also check out the official NSW Government guide to registered subdivision certifiers here (PDF).
If you’re ready to get started, or just want to know what’s involved, get in touch for a free chat. No pushy sales pitch, just honest advice from locals who know what they’re doing.
Registered Subdivision (B1) Certifier
Statewide Certifiers offers services for subdivision works, including inspections and compliance certifications. Our experts ensure that subdivision works meet regulatory standards and issue completion certificates. Our services are available in nominated local government areas, providing reliable support for developers and builders.
Registered Subdivision (B1) Certifier
We provide expedient assessment and issuance of Subdivision Works Certificates (formerly Construction Certificates). As your trusted certifier, we always ensure compliance with subdivision development works requirements, offering efficient certification services to help developers move forward with their projects without delays.
Registered Subdivision (B1), (D1) Certifier
Statewide Certifiers specialise in Strata & Torrens Subdivision Certification, including Strata Subdivision, Community Property Conversion, and Strata Plan Subdivision under the Strata Development Act. We assess and issue Torrens Subdivision Certificates in designated areas, facilitating smooth project progression and adherence to local regulations.
Registered Subdivision (B1), (D1) Certifier
We issue Complying Development Certificates (CDC) for Strata and Torrens subdivisions under SEPP codes. Our experts assist with multi-dwelling project approvals, ensuring council compliance. We also provide certification for low-rise housing, including subdivision works, inspections, and plan certifications, ensuring compliance for developers and builders.
The biggest mistake is starting the certification process too late. Developers often wait until the final stages of their project, only to realise that crucial approvals were needed earlier. This leads to costly delays, unexpected expenses, and last-minute scrambling to meet compliance requirements.
Solution: Engage a certifier early in the project, understand your required approvals, and keep up with NSW regulations to prevent delays.
The most significant update is the Low Rise Housing Diversity SEPP, which streamlines approvals for terraces, manor houses, and dual occupancies. This regulation allows private certifiers to handle approvals instead of councils, speeding up the process for developers.
Key Takeaways:
Land certification has shifted away from council-controlled approvals, giving developers more flexibility. Private certifiers now handle many approvals, reducing red tape and shortening wait times.
Future Outlook: The industry will continue moving toward digital processes and streamlined assessments, making it easier for developers who stay informed.
The most common cause of delays is appointing a certifier too late. Missing documentation, incomplete applications, and misunderstandings about regulations can also stall approvals.
How to avoid delays:
Torrens Title is used for standalone properties where each lot has direct land ownership. Strata Subdivision is for multi-dwelling developments with shared spaces, such as apartments or townhouses.
When to choose which:
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