A building inspection provides a general overview of the property’s condition, including structural integrity and safety. This involves assessing both internal and external components, such as foundations, walls, and the general framework.

We look for any structural deterioration on the property—such as foundation cracks, sinking floors, or unstable walls. Safety concerns, including damaged roofing, faulty staircases, and electrical hazards, are also assessed.

Every element of the interior, including plumbing, electrical systems, and heating/cooling units, is thoroughly inspected. We check for leaks, malfunctioning wiring, or other wear and tear that might compromise the home’s functionality. Early resolution of these issues will help avoid delays in your selling process.

We carefully examine the underfloor and roof spaces, looking for issues such as leaks, inadequate insulation, or signs of pests. Though these areas are sometimes overlooked, problems here could affect the structural integrity and energy efficiency of the property. Early identification of problems allows for quick repairs before listing.

Common issues in Newcastle include termite damage and timber pest infestations, which we check for. Early discovery of termites is especially important as they can seriously damage wooden structures. Should pests be found, we provide treatment recommendations to ensure the home is free from hidden problems and ready for sale.

We evaluate garages, carports, and garden buildings to ensure they are functionally and structurally sound. This includes checking for leaks, damage, or cracks in these areas. Ensuring these regions are in good condition increases the overall value and appeal of your home to potential buyers.