The frequency of inspections depends on tenancy agreements and local regulations. Many landlords schedule routine inspections periodically throughout the tenancy and additional inspections between tenants.
Regular inspections help protect your investment by identifying problems early, maintaining property standards, ensuring tenant safety, and reducing the likelihood of expensive repairs in the future.
A rental property assessment inspection is a professional evaluation of a rental property’s condition. It helps identify maintenance issues, safety concerns, damage, and potential compliance risks during or between tenancies.
You can provide the inspection report to your builder and request rectification of the identified issues. The report serves as a professional record that can help support discussions and resolve disputes if necessary.
While it is not always necessary, we recommend attending if possible. This gives you the opportunity to discuss any concerns directly and gain a better understanding of the property’s condition.
The duration depends on the size and complexity of the property. Most inspections take between 1 and 3 hours, followed by the preparation of a comprehensive report.
Absolutely. A professional inspection can identify workmanship issues that may not be obvious to homeowners and provide evidence to support your discussions with the builder.
Yes. You will receive a detailed report outlining all identified defects, supported by photographs and clear explanations to help you communicate the issues to your builder.
Yes. Our inspections cover both cosmetic issues, such as finishes and workmanship, and structural concerns that may affect the property’s safety, functionality, or long-term performance.
It is recommended to schedule the inspection a few weeks before the defects liability period expires. This allows sufficient time to review the report and submit defects to your builder.
