A visual inspection to AS 4349.1 before you exchange on an established Castle Hill house, townhouse or unit.
One of our inspectors will call you back. If it is urgent, call 1300 471 805.
A pre-purchase inspection follows AS 4349.1, a visual inspection of readily accessible areas reporting major defects, conditions conducive to structural damage and safety hazards, with findings considered against the National Construction Code and the Guide to Standards and Tolerances 2017.
30 checkpoints across 9 areas on a standard Castle Hill pre-purchase building inspection. Rooms that are locked, roof voids without safe access and subfloors we cannot enter are named in the report, along with what would be needed to see them.
Recorded on Castle Hill homes before purchase.
Building and Pest Inspections Building condition and timber pest activity, inspected in one visit. 
Pre-Handover (PCI) Inspections Your list for the builder before the final payment and the keys. 
New Construction Stage Inspections Stage checks through a knockdown rebuild, timed before each trade covers the last. 
Defect Investigation Reports A targeted look at one recurring problem and where it comes from. 
Dilapidation Reports A dated record of your home before the rebuild or excavation next door begins. NCAT Expert Witness Reports Evidence prepared to the tribunal's procedural direction once a dispute is filed. Pre-Listing Inspections Know what a buyer's inspector will find before your campaign starts. 
Insurance Claim Assessments Storm or leak damage assessed independently, with the likely cause named. Instant online pricing, or talk to the booking team on 1300 471 805.
Two to three hours for a typical brick veneer family home, longer with a pool area, a granny flat or a large two storey roof.
Usually, yes. Book as soon as you have the contract and we fit the inspection and the report inside that window.
It tells you what is visible: whether a membrane can be seen at the edges, whether walls read damp, and whether tiles or sealant show water getting through. A membrane under tiles cannot be confirmed without removing them, and the report says so.
Electrical wiring and switchboards, gas, plumbing pressure, hot water and appliance operation, heating and cooling, pools and spas, concealed framing and footings, asbestos and mould testing, and anything locked or not safely reachable. A licensed electrician inspects electrical items. Timber pests sit under AS 4349.3 and are added through a building and pest inspection.
