Wind Classifications Melbourne & Victoria
Give your designer site-specific wind information. We assess the relevant site and building parameters within the agreed scope.
Request a Wind Classification
When this service helps
When a residential design needs a wind classification, a site-specific assessment considers the proposed home and its exposure. A neighbouring property’s classification should not be assumed to apply.
What you receive
A wind classification assessment for the nominated site and proposed building. Depending on the agreed scope, this includes:
The assessed site and proposed building
The applicable method and wind classification
Assumptions and limitations relevant to the assessment
Your questions, answered
Can a neighbouring property’s classification be reused?
It should not be assumed to apply. Site exposure, topography, shielding and building characteristics can differ.
What should I send with my enquiry?
Send your site address, proposed works, available plans or reports, access details and preferred timing. You can enquire before all plans are available.
When can the work be arranged?
Tell us your preferred timing and any access constraints. We’ll confirm the site visit and reporting timeframes for the agreed work before it begins.
Planning the assessment
Provide the address and building plans, including height and configuration where available. Projects outside the assessment method's scope may require specialist design input.
From enquiry to informed decisions
Share your project
Send your site address, proposed works, available plans and preferred timing.
Confirm the scope
We review the information and provide a fee proposal outlining the agreed investigation and deliverables.
Investigate the site
Once accepted and access is confirmed, we arrange the agreed site work and any required testing.
Receive your report
We provide the agreed findings and recommendations to support your next design or construction decision.