Don't wait until your dream home is finished until you get it inspected. Avoid nasty costs and hassles by getting any issues fixed as they arise.
We recommend a timber frame inspection prior to the installation of any wall linings to highlight any inadequacies or defects in the framing timbers or workmanship.Problems often discovered include:
This inspection is generally carried out once external cladding is completed and internal linings (including plumbing and electrical rough-in) fitted. This inspection typically highlights any inadequacies of the internal and external lining finishes, as well as inconsistencies in the colours or materials used throughout the dwelling.
This inspection typically takes place prior to the final payment being made to the builder. Items highlighted during this inspection include: quality of finishes, appropriate inclusions (if specified), and general quality of workmanship.
It is extremely important to get the pre handover building inspection stage of a building progress inspection, and it is important you arrange this to be carried out by a qualified, licensed and experienced builder. Having a veteran builder on your side will be extremely valuable as they will be able to call out dodgy workmanship with confidence.
After 35 years working in residential and commercial construction, The Hunter Inspector knows the value of quality workmanship and what is to be expected of a qualified tradesman.
Not only will you be provided with a comprehensive report on defects, poor quality workmanship, and aesthetic issues. The Hunter Inspector is able to help you negotiate and work with your site supervisor or building manager.
We are able to help you identify which issues are possible and reasonable to expect rectification work to be completed.
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