*Important News Update*
 
Closing of Applications

The Pyrite Resolution Board wishes to inform homeowners and the general public the Pyrite Remediation Scheme will close for the submission of applications on 30 November 2026.

New Damage Criteria

The Pyrite Remediation Scheme has been revised and extended to include certain dwellings classified as Damage Condition Rating 1 (DCR1) with current progression consistent with pyritic heave. Dwellings classified as Damage Condition Rating 2 (DCR2) continue to meet the existing eligibility for application.  For the new damage details please see eligibility criteria.

This extension is in line with the Pyrite Resolution Act 2013 and represents the last opportunity for affected homeowners with a specific minimum amount of damage to the Ground Floor Surface Level apply for remediation under this Scheme. The Scheme will close for the submission of applications on the 30 November 2026.

A guide to the revisions in the 2026 Scheme can be found here.

Pyrite Resolution Board

The Pyrite Resolution Board was established to procure the remediation of dwellings with damage caused by pyritic heave of hardcore under floor slabs.

The Pyrite Resolution Board is an independent Board, established under the Pyrite Resolution Act 2013.

Pyrite Remediation Scheme

This website gives a brief overview of the Pyrite Remediation Scheme. The full details and terms and conditions are contained in the Pyrite Remediation Scheme document.

How to apply

The Pyrite Resolution Board only accepts online applications. The online application form can be accessed on the Submit an application page of this website.