How much does a building inspection cost?

A building inspection price can start from $400 to $1500. The price will depend on several variables including the time it will take to inspect the property, location of the property, the inspector's expertise and years of experience, the equipment and technology that are needed to conduct the inspection.

How can I reduce or renegotiate the price of a property I want to buy after a building inspection?

A building inspection allows you to get an estimate of the repair costs that are needed on the property, which can be used to renegotiate or reduce the price of the property that you want to buy.

What does a building inspector look for?

Building inspectors will inspect all accessible areas of the home. These include floors, walls, ceilings, rood cavity, sub-floor, fences, roofs, bathrooms, kitchens, etc. They will look at the condition of the property, detailing the major and minor defects.

Building Inspection Sydney

Get a comprehensive property inspection report in Sydney, NSW.

If you’re buying a property in Sydney, you should arrange for a building inspection to protect yourself and your financial interests.

An experienced building inspector can identify building defects or structural issues present in the property. With this report, you can:

Avoid costly repairs and essential renovations.
Negotiate a better price or favourable contract terms.
Ensure the property is safe for you, your family or your tenants.
Make an informed purchasing decision with confidence.

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Sydney Building Inspection Services

We complete several types of building inspections in Sydney. depending on your requirements.

Pre-Purchase Building Inspection

This inspection is done before a property is purchased. It identifies any existing or potential issues that might not be visible to the untrained eye, such as structural defects, pest infestations, and moisture-related problems.

Pre-Sale Building Inspection

Like a pre-purchase inspection, property sellers conduct this inspection to address issues before listing their property for sale, ensuring transparency and potentially enhancing its marketability.

New Construction Inspection

These inspections occur during construction to monitor compliance with building codes and standards, ensuring that the property is built safely and to a satisfactory standard.

Dilapidation Inspection

This type of inspection is often carried out before construction or development occurs on adjacent properties to assess and document the condition of neighbouring properties. It helps prevent disputes by providing a baseline for any potential damage claims.