Pre-Handover Inspection ( Practical Completion Inspection )

Why is pre-handover inspection essential?

We will inspect & prepare a defect report at Practical completion inspection stage of your new home.

A home is the biggest investment most people will ever make in their lifetime, and this is why independent quality inspections are so important.

We are your insurance policy to ensure everything is built to the Building Code of Australia, the numerous relevant Australian Standards, manufacturer’s guidelines, and to a proper workmanlike manner, so you get the quality you paid for, and expect for your new home.

Who needs a building inspection?

A building inspection is recommended for:

Why is it important?

Identify safety hazards and major defects
Plan your maintenance and repairs
Deal with problems in your existing home before they worsen
Plan your renovation
Identify any damage that has been caused by termites & other pests
Identify potencial asbestos issues

Pest Inspections Melbourne

Don’t run the risk of having your home destroyed by termites, get a pest inspection now!

One in four homes is affected by termites in Australia. It is wise to arrange a pre-purchase building and pest inspection before buying your home, or run the risk of having your property permanently damaged.

An inspection report will assist in detecting and preventing any damage from termites before it becomes a major problem.

Why do you need a timber pest inspection?

Timber pests and termites are silent attackers and cause significant damage to properties alI across Melbourne and Victoria. A timber pest inspection is a vital part of any building inspection service. We physically test all timbers in the building for termites, borers, wood rots and fungal decays, as well as the detection of live termite activity, water leaks and dampness.

Did you know?

Most home insurance policies will not cover you for damage caused by termites.
Termites will attack approximately 1 in 3 Australian homes at some stage during the home’s lifetime.
Brick veneer buildings are not immune. Consequently, they can be attacked by termites via the timber frame in the cavity behind the wall or ceiling linings.
The timber frame of a brick veneer building is what carries the load of the building, causing the structural integrity of the building to be compromised if attacked by timber pests .
Finally, termites can attack a home that has a concrete slab just as easily as a building on stumps or piers.