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NSW Fair Trading -
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Building Dispute Practitioners Society
The building inspection and a timber pest inspection in one visit and one booking.
One of our inspectors will call you back.
If it is urgent, email [email protected]
Fully licensed & accredited
NSW Fair Trading Australian Society of Building Consultants Strata Community Association Building Dispute Practitioners Society The building component follows AS 4349.1 and the timber pest component AS 4349.3. The pest component sets down the evidence and the conducive conditions present that day. It treats nothing and certifies nothing about the property being pest free.
29 checkpoints across 9 areas on a standard Box Hill building and pest inspection. On a site under construction we need the lot open and the builder told we are attending. Where a stage is not complete we record that in the report rather than passing it.
Conducive conditions and building findings recorded at Box Hill addresses.
New Construction Stage Inspections Seven checks through a Box Hill build, each timed before the work is closed in. 
Pre-Handover (PCI) Inspections The final list while the last payment is still yours to hold. 
Defect Investigation Reports One failure, traced back to what the drawing actually required. 
Apartment and Strata Inspections Your Box Hill townhouse or apartment, plus the common property you can see. 
Dilapidation Reports A dated photographic record before the lot beside you is built on. 
NCAT Expert Witness Reports Evidence drawn to the tribunal's procedural direction when a dispute goes that far. 
Pre-Listing Inspections Find what a buyer's inspector will find, while the timing is still yours. 
Insurance Claim Assessments An impartial record of the damage and how it came about, for a claim being assessed. Instant online pricing for Box Hill, or contact the booking team.
Because moisture is half the invitation. A subfloor that stays damp through winter, usually from poor ventilation or water running under the house, gives termites the conditions they want next to the timber they want.
No. Keeping those two roles apart is intentional. Treating, and whatever warranty comes with it, is a licensed pest controller's work. We describe what is present so you can brief one properly.
No. It means nothing was visible in the areas we could reach, on that day. Termites work inside timber and behind linings, so certainty is not available to any inspector, and anyone offering it is exceeding their standard.