Yes. The report provides professional documentation of any defects or incomplete work, making it easier to communicate concerns and request rectification from your builder.

You will receive a comprehensive report outlining all identified defects and concerns. The report includes clear descriptions, photographic evidence, and recommendations that can be shared with your builder.

The duration depends on the size and complexity of the property. Most inspections take between 2 and 4 hours, followed by the preparation of a detailed inspection report.

Yes. The inspection covers visible structural elements as well as cosmetic finishes, helping to identify anything that may affect the property’s quality, safety, or functionality.

Common defects include poor paint finishes, cracked tiles, uneven flooring, faulty doors and windows, roofing issues, drainage problems, plumbing defects, and incomplete construction work.

A new build inspection is typically conducted when construction is complete and before final handover. This allows any identified defects to be addressed before you move into the property.

Even newly built homes can have defects that are not immediately obvious. An independent inspection provides an unbiased review of the construction quality and can uncover issues that may require rectification by the builder.

A new build inspection is an independent assessment of a newly constructed home to identify defects, incomplete work, and workmanship issues before handover or settlement. It helps ensure the property has been built to an acceptable standard.