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“On-Site” Pre-Purchase Inspections

Today, when buying a home, a building report is considered mandatory. In fact, most banks and lenders insist on them before approving any Loans.

An “On-Site” pre-purchase inspection will identify any current defects the property has, how the house was constructed, and help identify any future problems that could arise. This check can also advise you of ongoing maintenance issues that you may need to consider before buying.

“On-Site” Pre-Purchase building inspections can save you from buying a leaky home.

Important Note:
Given the quick turnaround of property sales in today’s competitive real estate market, On-Site Inspections are committed to providing a comprehensive builder’s report, guaranteed to be delivered within a 24 hour turn-around from inspection to report - to meet any Pre-Auction or Sale and Purchase Agreement deadline requirements.

“On-Site” Pre-Sale Inspections

The sole purpose of Pre-Sale inspections is designed to help vendors identify any possible issues that could potentially arise during the sale process . Issues, that could prevent or prolong a sale and usually, when it’s too late.

An “On-Site” building Inspection gives you the opportunity to independently assess the property to identify and remedy any problem areas, before the house goes on the market.

Important Note:
There is a legal obligation for home owners to disclose known defects or issues relating to their property when selling. This also includes problems that may have occurred in the past that had been fixed.

Weather Tightness

Any home has the potential to leak, depending on its design and the quality of construction, as well as climate conditions.

Certain styles of houses in particular may present a higher risk for water tightness. Particularly, if a house was built, or had major renovations undertaken between 1992 and 2004.

If you are interested in a home that has these types of features then a comprehensive “On-Site” property inspection is essential. The inspection will look for signs of water ingress or potential leaks using non-invasive moisture scans and thermal imaging around walls, exterior doors and windows to identify if there are any areas of high moisture levels.

When using thermal imaging equipment in conjunction with our moisture testing equipment the inspector has the ability to scan all walls and ceilings and can detect plumbing leaks, missing insulation, leaks through the roof, windows, doors, flashings and gutter leaks - all of which may cause water ingress in to your home.

Customised Inspections

Do you have a particular area of your home, rental property or a property you a looking to purchase that you would like inspected?

We can tailor your inspection to suit your specific requirements. We provide independent and impartial advice on areas that you may have concerns about. Onsite Inspections can provide advice on any part of the property including foundations, cladding, roof, decks showers and other wet areas.

We can also provide an independent assessment of the progress and quality of workmanship during various stages of repairs and renovations.

Verbal Inspections

Onsite Inspections offer verbal inspections, which are completed under the same headings with the same care and attention as our Comprehensive Inspection.