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Identifies major structural defects to the structural elements of the home such as footings, floor, load-bearing walls, roof/ceiling frame and retaining walls associated with the main residential building.

Our Structural Plus inspection is our most popular and provides a broader scope. It includes everything from the structural inspection as well as non-structural elements like roof cover and moisture testing.

Our premium inspection is our most comprehensive and includes two reports: An extensive pre-purchase inspection and an electrical, plumbing and gas inspection.

A complete and comprehensive inspection designed specifically for new and existing Apartments.

This inspection has been tailored to the needs of an apartment buyer. It covers relevant structural and non-structural elements and includes all “unit entitlement” areas such as parking bay(s) and storerooms. 

We also record plumbing, gas and electrical fittings and fixture operation on the day of inspection. 

This report exceeds the requirements of Australian Standard AS 4349.1 and the REIWA Structural Building Condition Annexure.

This inspection is generally completed 5 to 7 days prior to settlement. It is a chance for you to check everything is in the same condition as it was when you first placed your offer, and everything is working as it should. 

The report records plumbing, gas and electrical fittings and fixture operation on the day of inspection. In an average house there can be over 100 electrical, plumbing and gas items to check.

It is very similar to our Electrical Plumbing and Gas Inspection so most clients choose one or the other. There are advantages to either option. Items picked up early allow the seller time to fix issues or source materials. While inspecting at settlement gives you real time results. If completed early, there is always the possibility items can break before settlement.

This report complies with Australian Standard 4349.0. This is not a compliance inspection. A compliance inspection of technical aspects is not included and needs to be conducted by a licensed electrician, plumber and gas fitter.

Our swimming pool and safety barrier inspection will highlight issues at the time of inspection about the pumps and filtration system, pool heating, shell and finishes of the pool itself and the safety barrier.

Any non-compliance of the safety barrier will also be noted on the report.

The report satisfies the REIWA Gas and Electrical Annexure and is recommended for those properties with a pool.

This service is available to our Metro Perth clients only. Enter your post code to check if you’re within our service area.

The electrical, plumbing and gas report records electrical, plumbing and gas fittings and fixture operation on the day of inspection. In an average house there can be over 100 electrical, plumbing and gas items to check.

This inspection can be completed early with your Structural or Structural Plus inspection or later as the Pre-Settlement inspection.

There are advantages to either option. Items picked up early allow the seller time to fix issues or source materials. While inspecting at settlement gives you real time results. If completed early, there is always the possibility items can break before settlement.

Most clients prefer us to complete this report early and complete the pre settlement themselves, using our report as a guide.

This report complies with Australian Standard 4349.0. This is not a compliance inspection. A compliance inspection of technical aspects is not included and needs to be conducted by a licensed electrician, plumber and gas fitter.