GREATER BUILDING INSPECTIONS
Don't Risk It, Inspect It!
The purpose of a building inspection is to alert you to any significant damage, such as structural issues or major defects, that could impact the integrity of the property. This inspection should always be conducted by a professional. A qualified building inspector possesses the expertise to identify common defects and faults and can provide guidance on their implications.
However, it’s crucial to seek additional advice from relevant professionals, such as electricians, engineers, plumbers, or carpenters, to further assess the severity of any defects and estimate repair costs. In severe cases, underlying issues could potentially require substantial investment from the property buyer to rectify.
Our experienced inspectors are licensed to perform pre-purchase pest inspections using the latest equipment, including thermal imaging and moisture meters, to detect termites.
We recommend that you are present towards the end of the inspection so that your inspector can point out any areas of concern and answer any questions you may have. In conjunction with a standard building inspection, we generally recommend carrying out a timber pest inspection (Termites) on the property as well. These often go hand in hand to ensure the property is safe from existing termite pest damage or infestation.
What's Involved?
The building inspection process begins with an inspector arriving at the property to perform a comprehensive examination of all accessible areas. The inspector’s objective is to identify any underlying issues or damage. Generally, the inspection will cover the following areas:
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