Fully licensed & accredited
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NSW Fair Trading -
Australian Society of Building Consultants -
Strata Community Association -
Building Dispute Practitioners Society
The inspection that happens while the final payment is still in your hands.
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 A handover inspection is assessed against your contract and selections, the Guide to Standards and Tolerances 2017, the National Construction Code and ABCB Housing Provisions, AS 3500 for plumbing and drainage, AS 3740 for wet areas and AS 3700 for masonry.
32 checkpoints across 10 areas on a standard Box Hill pre-handover (PCI) 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.
Recorded at practical completion on Box Hill homes.
New Construction Stage Inspections Seven checks through a Box Hill build, each timed before the work is closed in. 
Building and Pest Inspections One attendance covering both, with the pest findings kept in their own report. 
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.
Two to three weeks. That leaves the builder time to rectify and you time to check the rectifications, instead of arriving at settlement holding an open list.
Because the second gutter was never sized to take the first one's flow. In a heavy storm it backs up, and a box gutter that backs up puts water inside the roof rather than outside the building. It is a design and installation fault, not a maintenance item.
Electrical work is neither energised nor tested, plumbing is not pressure tested, appliances and motors stay off, and nothing gets opened up. Those limits are what keep the report defensible on everything it does cover.