Does it cover both new builds and resale properties?
Yes, we inspect new builds, existing homes, and investment properties.
When should I schedule it?
Ideally, 1–3 days before settlement to ensure you catch last-minute issues.
What is a pre-settlement building inspection?
It’s a final inspection before property settlement to check for defects, safety issues, and compliance.
Who should arrange a rental property assessment inspection?
Rental property inspections are beneficial for landlords, property investors, property managers, real estate agencies, tenants preparing for entry or exit inspections, and strata managers seeking an independent assessment of property conditions.
What happens if maintenance issues are found during the inspection?
Any maintenance concerns or defects identified will be documented in the report, allowing landlords or property managers to arrange timely repairs before the issues become more serious or costly.
Can property managers use rental property inspection reports?
Yes. Property managers often rely on inspection reports to monitor property conditions, organise maintenance, maintain records, and communicate effectively with landlords and tenants.
Do landlords receive a written report after the inspection?
Yes. Following the inspection, you will receive a comprehensive report detailing the property’s condition, identified issues, photographic evidence, and recommendations for repairs or maintenance.
Will the inspection identify safety hazards?
Absolutely. We assess potential safety risks such as trip hazards, moisture-related issues, mould growth, faulty fixtures, and other concerns that could affect tenant wellbeing or property compliance.
Can a rental property inspection help prevent disputes with tenants?
Yes. A detailed inspection report provides documented evidence of the property’s condition, which can help resolve disagreements regarding damage, maintenance responsibilities, or bond claims.
What areas of the property are inspected?
Our inspections cover both internal and external areas, including walls, ceilings, floors, roofing, drainage, plumbing, electrical fittings, ventilation, moisture issues, and general safety hazards.
