Pre-Settlement Inspection

Our Pre-Settlement Inspection is identical to a Pre-Handover inspection, with the exception that Pre-Handover is for homes that you have had a builder build on your land, whereas Pre-Settlement is for off-the-plan purchases. This stage is relevant for any type of purchase, such as a single or double storey house, a unit or even a townhouse.

During this inspection with your builder, it is your responsibility to identify all of the defects and quality issues throughout your new home, which is difficult for home-owners without extensive building knowledge of the standards, and what to look for… To make it harder still, building supervisors have these handover inspections almost weekly, and know how to re-direct your attention away from issues, and keep you away from areas they know defects of quality issues exist.

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Pre-Settlement Inspection

Our Pre-Settlement Inspection is identical to a Pre-Handover inspection, with the exception that Pre-Handover is for homes that you have had a builder build on your land, whereas Pre-Settlement is for off-the-plan purchases. This stage is relevant for any type of purchase, such as a single or double storey house, a unit or even a townhouse.
A home is the biggest investment most people will ever make in their lifetime, and this is why independent quality inspections are so important. We are your insurance policy to ensure everything is built to the NCC’s Building Code of Australia, the numerous relevant Australian Standards, manufacturer’s guidelines, and to a proper workmanlike manner, so you get the quality you paid for, and expect for your new home.
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We inspect every part of your new home, which will normally include the following:

  • All external brickwork walls and cladding
  • Fascia, gutters, eaves and roof areas
  • Window and door frames/glazing
  • Under the house if built on stumps
  • All internal walls, cornices and ceilings
  • Doors, architraves & skirtings
  • All floor coverings
  • Test all taps and waste pipes
  • Kitchen and bathroom cupboards
  • Appliances if installed
  • Painting and timber staining
  • Check wet areas for possible leaks
  • Wall & floor tiling
  • Garage and carport areas
  • Ground levels around house
  • Concrete driveways and paving
  • Inside the roof space

View Sample Reports

Upon completion of your home inspection, a detailed and comprehensive inspection report will be provided via email. Click the button below to check out an example of our reports from a recent project.

Our Inspection Process

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Get in touch

Simply fill out the online form with some information about your new home so we can send you a quote.

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Send the documents

Once you accept our quote, we will request the documents and information we will need from you.

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Confirm the booking

Our friendly team will contact either yourself or the builder to confirm the inspection date and time.

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Site inspection

One of our highly experienced inspectors will visit the site of your home to carry out a comprehensive inspection.

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Send the report

Our detailed and easy to understand report will be sent to you via email within a few hours of the inspection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Before you settle, you are entitled to inspect the property to ensure it has been properly built, and you can expect that the builder will address any identified issues prior to settlement. To ensure that all issues are identified, you should arrange for us to do a pre settlement inspection.

In accordance with your contract (and the related laws), the settlement is due when the property is 100% complete, and defect free. If there are any outstanding issues, you do not need to settle. If you are unsure, you should check your contract or seek legal advice.

The pre settlement inspection is for off-the-plan purchases for new homes, units, apartments and townhouses.

Yes, wo do offer discounts on pre settlement inspections for multiple units or townhouses. Please get in touch for more information or to request a quote.

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