The Importance of Handover Inspections
There are many reasons to use a handover inspection for your new property. They will help identify major and minor defects, as well as allow homeowners to identify poor workmanship or incomplete finishes for new properties or in an existing building.
These defects can then be put right in accordance with Australian standards. To summarise, a building inspector can help with:
Ensuring Your Properties Condition
- A final quality check by a building surveyor for any damages or defects in the property.
- Verify that all agreed-upon repairs have been completed.
- Ensure that the property is in a liveable condition.
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What Does Our New Home / Pre Handover Inspection Cover?
The pre handover inspection report is a comprehensive and detailed report that covers the whole house, where accessible and includes items like:
The Overall Quality Of The Finishes, I.e. Paintwork, Plastering, Tiling
Examine Wet Areas For Cracks And Leaks
Fixtures And Fittings
Roof Cover (Where Possible)
Roof Frame, Insulation And Sarking
Building Work, Brickwork And Cladding
Walls, Internal And External
Switches And Power Points
Ceilings
House Flooring
Doors And Frames, Internal And External
Windows And Frames, Internal And External
Patios, Balconies And Stairs
Cabinets And Wardrobes
Fences And Out Buildings
Termite Protection Barriers
To summarise, pre handover inspections in are a crucial step in the property buying or selling process.
By conducting a thorough practical completion inspection during the home building process, home owners can ensure that the property is in the agreed-upon industry standards and that all necessary repairs and maintenance have been completed.
By hiring a professional handover inspector, you can have peace of mind knowing that your property is in good condition and compliant with building codes and regulations.
