What is a Property Inspection?
The inspection is an insight into the condition of the building, surrounding outbuildings, garage, garden shed, fences, retaining walls and pool. Any defects are identified and assessed for their possible effect on the integrity of the building and surroundings.
A detailed inspection report including photos, is carried out in accordance with Australian Standard (AS) 4349.1-2007 and 4349.0-2007. These standards specify the minimum requirements for a building inspection within Australia.
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Within the report, the following
points are checked:
- Taps
- Water temp
- Water pressure
- Plumbing fixture wastes
- Wet area sealant, applications,
conditions, substrates and
membranes
- Glazing
- Ventilation – mechanical and
natural
- Smoke alarms
- Insulation
- Framing – roof and sub floor
- Damp proofing
- Roofing
- Drainage
- Retaining walls
- Paving and garden issues
- Electrical
- Potential health risks
- Pools
- Safety fencing and barriers
- Flashings, windows, doors and
lintels
- Foundations, piers, bearers, joists
and floor materials
- Sub floor space
- Basement – water proofing,
tanking and dampness
- Access, stairs, ramps, slope ratio,
going rise, barriers, rails and
balustrades
- Lighting – natural and artificial
- Water tanks and pumps
- Roof – fixing, spring heads,
screws, rivets, sealants, flashing,
falls and weathering
- Fire separation and party walls
- Heater installation
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