Building Inspections Sydney & Brisbane
The purpose of a building inspection is to compare the building and its materials with buildings of similar age and construction.
It sounds basic but there are some important factors here. If you are purchasing a building that is 70 years old, you should not expect it to be in the same condition as a building that is 5 years old from the same area.
Different building standards, levels of maintenance, types of materials and other factors will affect the overall condition of the building. We inspect the building and compare with what we would expect buildings of similar age and construction (which have been maintained appropriately) to be in. After our inspection we will report on any immediate maintenance or repair issues and include photographs of any relevant findings.
We will also provide a building inspection report on the potential future repair and maintenance issues that may be apparent and may affect the building in the foreseeable future.
A building inspection covers all accessible areas including:
- External areas (walls, roof line, eaves, gutters, retaining walls, paths, driveways etc)
- Garaging
- Out buildings (other buildings on the property such as sheds etc)
- Under floor area (where an accessible sub floor is present)
- Internal areas
- Roofing timbers
Report Master's building inspections and reports comply with the Australian Standard 4349.1 in an easy to read format including colour photographs of any relevant finding so you can see what the inspection is describing.
Our Building Consultancy License Number is BC1203.
Click here to see a sample building report.
Click here to download an Inspection Agreement
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