WHY DO I NEED MY BUILDING INSPECTED ?

New homes can have defects like uneven floors, cracks, faulty plumbing, or poorly installed roofing. An inspection identifies these issues before they become costly repairs.

An inspection ensures the home meets Australian Standards, including timber framing (AS1684), termite protection (AS3660.1), and slabs/footings (AS2870). Non-compliance can require the builder to fix problems.

New homes come with a 6-year warranty for structural defects. An inspection documents problems so the builder can rectify them within the warranty period.

Thermal imaging detects leaks, moisture, and insulation problems that aren’t visible, preventing future damage.

 An inspection gives you confidence in your investment, ensuring no major issues are overlooked.

 New homes typically have 15–30 defects, ranging from minor cosmetic issues to structural concerns, such as poor waterproofing, drainage, and workmanship.

An inspection ensures any defects are addressed by the builder before settlement or warranty expiration.