When you consider purchasing a property, it is important to know what condition it is in. Even if there are no problems with the house, any unknown or unseen issues could become expensive for you, and that means it costs you money downstream.
A Pre-purchase building inspection from a qualified inspector will ensure that the property is up to code and is not a high risk for finance. Plus, it can help you get a better interest rate with your bank.
The Property Inspectors not only complete the Inspection and provide you with a great Building Report, they are also available to discuss any issues or concerns you may have from their findings. The complete assessment of your prospective home’s condition allows you to make an informed buying decision.
- Moisture testing with non-evasive moisture meters for leaky homes
- Identification of weather-tightness issues
- Foundation type and condition
- Construction methods and materials
- Building material condition
Know what you’re buying into and avoid unnecessary surprises!
A pre-purchase inspection is crucial before deciding on purchasing a home. It will show up any major defects the property has, indicate any future problems and highlight areas to add value. It ensures you don’t encounter any nasty surprises and may give you the opportunity to negotiate a lower price.
- Know what you are buying into
- Bargain on a lower sale price
- Prevent bad surprises
Avoid underselling, know your assets condition and improve value.
A pre-sale inspection is imperative before making a decision to sell your home. It will show up any major defects and may indicate any future problems. This will allow you the opportunity to amend any issues before going to market and will, therefore, help you add additional value to your property.
- Know the true condition of your home
- Uncover major faults that might reduce the sale price
- Improve the value of your home pre-sale