The Buyer May Arrange Their Own Inspection. What Does a Pre-Sale Inspection Give You First?
A buyer may still arrange their own building inspection, even if you have already had the property inspected before listing […]
Your Neighbour Has a Dilapidation Report. Do You Need Your Own Inspection?
Your neighbour tells you construction is about to start and that a dilapidation report has already been arranged. That may
Your New Home Looks Finished. What Would a Builder Notice Before Handover?
After months of watching your new home take shape, reaching the point where everything finally looks finished is a big
Inspection Insights
What Usually Catches Our Attention When Inspecting Commercial Properties
Buying a commercial property involves much more than deciding whether the location or floor space suits your needs. Whether you’re
Inspection Insights
Five Apartment Defects Buyers Rarely Notice Until We Point Them Out
Buying an apartment doesn’t remove the risk of hidden defects. In fact, we’ve found some of the most important issues
What Usually Goes Wrong When a 137B Report Is Left Too Late
We often speak with sellers who only start thinking seriously about the 137B report once the sale process is already
Owner Builder Homes Often Have Defects That Are Easy to Miss
Many owner builder homes look well presented when buyers first walk through them. Fresh paint, renovated kitchens, updated bathrooms, and
Should We Be Concerned If the Report Lists Issues in Every Area of the Home?
It’s very common for a building inspection report to list issues across multiple areas of a home. We see this
When Should You Walk Away After a Building Inspection?
Buying a property often reaches a critical moment after the inspection report arrives. Many buyers contact us at that stage
Choosing an Inspector? Make Sure the Report Actually Protects You
Choosing a building inspector often feels like comparing similar services at similar prices. Most buyers assume the inspection itself is
