We Can Help You 

Buying a house is a huge financial investment and can be very risky – without a home inspection, especially if you are being asked to sign a formal offer without Special Conditions. You should always make your offer to purchase conditional on a satisfactory building and timber pest inspection report. 
The building inspection will cover all aspects of the property from external to internal visually checking all elements for signs of potential damage and health risks such as rising dampness, leaks, plumbing, insulation, cracks, mould, decay, tiling, drainage, and structural failings.  
The building inspection is often completed with a pest/termite inspection and is referred to as a Combined Building and Pest Inspection. 

Our condition reports are following Australian Standards  

Here’s how we prepare your condition report.

While the property may have good curb appeal and you’ve been informed that it’s “structurally sound” – it’s important to get a second opinion from our experienced building inspectors. Freshly painted areas could be hiding rotting frames or flaws that will need expensive repairs. 

To keep you protected, your inspector will be watching carefully for defects and homeowner cover-ups to determine the actual extent of the damage. They’ll bring all the tools of the trade, that is, ladders, powerful torches, and specialist devices to inspect visible and hidden areas. They will check the walls for dampness or leaks, and moisture, including termites. 

• Locating records of any past treatments 
• Inspection of the roof  
• Inspections of the subfloor (if any) 
• Timber cabinets /cupboards inspected
  Skirting board checked 

• All outbuildings /structures 
• Trees surrounding the property are also inspected 

Want to see a sample report?

Call ☏ 0429 001 080

We provide thorough checks that are above and beyond the norm.

The Roof Void

Look for insulation and timber/structural-related issues. 

The Exterior

Look for holes, termite mounds, and moisture, and inspect landscaping or greenery near walls.

The Interior

Check for moisture, mould, cracks, and timber pest evidence. Look for favoured pest habitats and workings.

The Subfloor

Inspect visible subfloor areas for cracks, structural damage, rotting timber, and evidence of leaks.

Buying a house is a huge financial investment and can be very risky – without a home inspection, especially if you are being asked to sign a formal offer without Special Conditions. You should always make your offer to purchase conditional on a satisfactory building inspection report.

The building inspection will cover all aspects of the property from external to internal visually checking all elements for signs of potential damage and health risks such as, rising damp, leaks, plumbing, insulation, cracks, mould, decay, tiling, drainage and structural failings.

The building inspection is often completed with a pest / termite inspection and is referred to as a Combined Building and Pest Inspection.