Freedom Building Permit Solutions

05/12/2025

10/11/2025

A pub reborn, the plans all tight,
Freedom fought the DA fight.
From forms and drains to every line,
We got the nod — that big APPROVED sign!
Now beers are cold and spirits high,
Barooga Hotel — she’s set to fly!

Also Incorporated in this project was stunning brand new cabins approved for accommodation at the rear of the pub and a providore next door providore, showcasing a carefully curated range of gourmet foods and pantry essentials. Think artisan
cheeses, charcuterie, locally made chutneys, smallbatch
olive oils, and decadent chocolates. These
high-quality products are perfect for creating a picnic
spread, impressing guests, or treating yourself to a
little luxury. The Shed’s commitment to supporting
local producers ensures that every purchase helps
strengthen the community’s economy.

If you get a chance call in. It looks amazing. Well done to all involved.

07/11/2025

24/09/2025

A couple of our clients projects on exhibition. We can make this happen for you to!

🏗️ In accordance with Council’s Public Notification Policy and Community Participation Plan, Development Applications are listed for public comment.

Residents are encouraged to view Development Applications currently on exhibition:
📝Shed Construction - 248 Church Street, Corowa
📝120ml Covered Anaerobic Lagoon - Module 2 Hudsons Road, Corowa
📝 Dwelling - 128 River Street Corowa
📝 Shed Construction - 176 Jude Street Howlong
📝 Shed Construction - 3 Davidson Court Corowa
📝 Convert deck to habitable room - 18 Grey Street Corowa

➡️ Read more: https://ow.ly/1ipI50UGwnB

12/09/2025

28/05/2025

🏗️ Building Soon? Don’t Get Stuck in the Paperwork!
At Freedom Building Permit Solutions, we take the stress out of your next build by handling the permits, approvals, and compliance from start to finish. Whether it’s a shed, new home, extension or commercial build – we’ve got your back.

📍 Servicing NSW & VIC
✅ Fast Turnarounds
✅ Council Liaison
✅ Transparent Pricing

Let us deal with the red tape, so you can focus on building.

📞 DM us or visit our page to get started today!

06/12/2023

Thanks to Havashed Industries Wagga for getting us to take care of the council approval process!

If you are in need of a shed in the Wagga area, be sure to get in touch with Jessie and Luke from Havashed industries, they take care of everything from concrete to supply and installation! 🙌🏼

19/09/2023

Check out our new website

www.freedompermits.com.au

26/07/2022

Planning permit vs. building permit: what’s the difference?

Before you can start a home renovation or a new construction project in Australia, you will likely need a planning permit or a building permit. In some cases, you will need to get both.
Building permits are required to proceed with construction. Meanwhile, planning permits are legal documents that show you have permission to use or develop a certain piece of land.


What is a planning permit?
Planning permits show that you have permission to use the land in line with local and state zoning and planning schemes. It also takes into consideration whether or not the development has a negative impact on the neighbourhood and the environment.
You’re required to have a planning permit before you can obtain a building permit, though you can apply for both at the same time.

When do you need a planning permit?
Whether or not you need a planning permit depends on the following:
• the type of development you’re proposing
• the location and size of your property
• how the structure will be used

What is a building permit?
Building permits show that your construction plans and methods are approved by the local council. Prior to approval, the council will review your house plans to ensure that they comply with the Building Code of Australia and other relevant guidelines. The council checks the plans to ensure that your future house or building is structurally sound, safe, and independently inspected.

When do you need a building permit?
A building permit is required before demolition or construction commences. House plans must be reviewed and approved by your local council or a private building surveyor.
You usually only need a building permit to alter or extend an existing dwelling. However, you need to confirm this with your local council, since they may have different zoning and overlay rules. For instance, if you own a heritage home, you may still require planning approval as well as building approval, even though you’re only making small alterations.
Some types of projects don’t require a building permit, such as adding small tool sheds (below 10 square metres) or fences (below two metres high). However, keep in mind that rules vary per state and may change regularly, so it’s still better to check with your local council if you need a building permit for your home renovation project. or better yet we can check for you!

Whether you need a planning permit or a building permit, Freedom Permits can help.
Contact us today to get your project approval over the line!