Accurate Building And Pest Inspections

When find a property you're interested in buying you should inspect it for any indication of repairs, maintenance or other problems that could be expensive to fix.

What to look for

There are a number of things that you should investigate before you sign a contract of sale for a property. Not all problems may be obvious at the time but could have long term effects.

When inspecting a house you should look out for:
•cracked walls or sloping floors may indicate subsidence or that stumps may need to be replaced
•large cracks could indicate structural problems
•mouldy walls, lifting tiles, peeling paintwork or pools of water could mean problems with drainage or excessive moisture
•blistering or bubbling paint, or mud splatters around door jambs and skirting boards could indicate termite activity
•fretting or cracked brickwork may indicate major structural problems
•sagging roof frames, cracked or broken roof tiles could mean costly roof repairs or replacement is required.
We also perform a test for meth / ice using a swab kit . We test 5 rooms In some cases buildings will have to be demolished if evidence of a lab has been found.