Nine services. Each one reports to a named standard, and each one has a scope — including the things it does not cover. An inspection that promises to check everything is an inspection that has not read the standard it claims to follow.


The one most people need. A visual inspection of the readily accessible areas of the property, reported against AS 4349.…
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Two separate scopes in one visit. The building inspection reports to AS 4349.1; the timber pest inspection reports to AS…
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A different scope from a house. What is your lot, and what is common property? Where does your liability stop and the st…
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Before you sign off and take the keys. The defect list you hand your builder — written by someone who has built.…
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Slab, frame, lock-up, pre-plaster, practical completion. Problems found at frame stage cost a conversation. The same pro…
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Days before settlement. Has anything changed since you inspected? Has the seller removed something that was meant to sta…
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A dated, photographed record of a property's condition before works start next door. It is the evidence you will wish yo…
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Something is wrong and nobody can tell you why. Water is getting in. A crack is growing. The floor moves.…
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