Remedial Construction Our Remedial Construction services come into play in the event of a Builders Warranty claim. Builders Warranty Insurance Domestic builders warranty insurance protects the person on whose behalf work is to be done, as well as the subsequent home owners. Policies generally cover loss or damage resulting from the non-completion of the work or a breach of the statutory warranty because of; death; or disappearance; or insolvency of the builder. These policies may also cover loss or damage resulting from conduct in breach of certain trade practices provisions. Builders take out this insurance policy, but the beneficiary is the home owner or subsequent home owner. Our Services In the event that you have a claim under your builder's warranty insurance policy, Buildspect will provide your insurance company with a price to satisfy the claim, and will undertake any construction work as required. General Construction Buildspect can assist you with any general construction needs. Whether it is building a new home, adding an extension or just fixing a problem, Buildspect's team of dedicated professional will make sure the job is done right.
| Website | https://www.coghlanconstructions.com.au |
| Revenue | $1 million |
| Employees | 1 (0 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 2008 |
| Address | PO Box 279, Nunawading, Victoria 3131, AU |
| Industry | Construction |
| Keywords | Warranty Claims, Remedial Construction, Domestic Building, Building Insurance, Construction Claims, Remedial Works, Insurance Claims, Construction Services, Property Damage Repair, Defect Rectification, Building Maintenance, Repairs And Maintenance, Construction Defects, Building Restoration |
| Competitors | Lendlease, Downer, Fulton Hogan, Monadelphous, Hansen Yuncken, Seymour Whyte, Buildcorp, NRW Holdings, RCR Tomlinson, DECMIL +18 more (view full list) |
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The Coghlan Constructions annual revenue was $1 million in 2026.
Coghlan Constructions is based in Nunawading, Victoria.