Professional Building Inspection
Interior and Exterior Inspection
When a building inspector visits a property, they use their experience to know exactly what and where to look. They will thoroughly inspect all rooms including bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry for both major and minor defects. Minor defects can be addressed by the buyer at their discretion while major ones need attention as they could cause more damage if left unaddressed. The inspector will also check the roof void and accessible subfloor.
A building inspection includes checking the roof, gutters, downpipes, and outside area. Clear View Property Inspections uses drone technology for high-up roof inspections on two-story homes. They also use a moisture meter and thermal camera if needed to find hidden issues. You’ll get a detailed report and a follow-up call from the inspector afterward.
At Clearview Property Inspections, we understand the importance of these inspections in ensuring the safety and structural integrity of your future property. Our comprehensive reports will provide you with the information needed to make informed decisions and negotiate with confidence.
Identifying Potential Problems
Many companies rush their inspections and don’t thoroughly check for hidden problems. They prioritize speed over thoroughness, with inspectors usually limited to just one hour regardless of property size. Also, most companies use inspectors who may not be fully qualified in both building and pest control.
It’s good to know that doing your own inspection can help spot some issues, but it’s no substitute for a professional building and pest inspection. A licensed inspector will give you a comprehensive and impartial assessment because they have the skills to find problems that an untrained person might miss.
Contact us today to schedule your professional building inspection and timber pest inspection, and take the next step towards securing your dream property with peace of mind.
Building Inspection Costs
Pricing for building and termite timber inspections will vary depending on many factors.
- Size of the property
- Location
- Type of inspection needed
- Time spent on inspection
- Qualifications of the inspector
