An independent inspection provides an objective assessment of the completed work and can identify issues that may otherwise be overlooked during the builder’s internal review.

Yes. Homeowners are welcome to attend the inspection and discuss any questions or concerns directly with the inspector.

Yes. Our reports include photographic evidence to clearly illustrate identified defects and concerns.

Inspection times vary depending on the size and complexity of the property, but most inspections take between two and four hours.

Yes. We assess the property for incomplete works, missing fittings, unfinished finishes, and other items that may still require attention.

The defects can be documented in the inspection report and raised with the builder for rectification before handover.

The inspection should be arranged once the builder advises that construction is substantially complete but before final payment and handover.

Yes. Even newly constructed homes can contain cosmetic defects, installation issues, and workmanship concerns that may not be immediately obvious.

They are often conducted at a similar stage. A Practical Completion Inspection is typically performed before handover so issues can be identified and rectified before ownership is transferred.

A Practical Completion Inspection helps identify defects, poor workmanship, and incomplete items before the builder hands over the property.