Carried out in accordance with AS (Australian Standard) 4349 requirements, a pre-purchase inspection is a visual inspection of all elements of the building. We’ll identify any possible structural defects, major non-structural defects, minor defects and any maintenance or remedial works that may be required in the near future.

An important aspect of any residential tenancy agreement, a property condition report outlines the existing conditions of the property prior to tenancy. At the end of a tenancy period, a second report will uncover any discrepancies in the property’s condition from the initial inspection.

A dilapidation report is an extensive inspection most often conducted prior to any major building or demolition works. Formal documentation will compare possible defects before and after works have been completed and prevent any potential conflicts.

Another visual only inspection report carried out in accordance with AS 4349 requirements, a roof and ceiling report covers safety concerns and potential hazards. A general impression of the existing condition of the roof and ceiling elements and the extent of any defects will be detailed.

As a Restricted ACM (Asbestos Containing Materials) licence holder, we can conduct a visual inspection and advise if the property in question poses any risk of asbestos exposure. A visual inspection isn’t 100% conclusive, so if we do find something, we’ll always recommend and arrange further testing for you.