Pre Purchase Building Inspections Pakipaki

Pakipaki Pre Purchase Building Inspection Services

As a purchaser with an Pakipaki house inspection report, you will be certain of what you’re buying before you put your offer in.

A report on a building from One of Our building inspectors are incredibly complete. The report is thorough and leaves no stone unturned which makes them an excellent investment.

We offer a complete follow-up service for free and will make calls to discuss the inspection. We are a part of the NZ Standard 4306, 2005 and we look for hundreds of typical issues, starting from your bathroom all the way to the laundry line. We provide specialist building reports for Pakipaki are detailed are easy to understand and are recognised by all major banks and insurance companies.

Our company is completely qualified and carry industrial quality liability insurance. Pre-purchase inspections and reports are carried out by highly skilled experts. We’re trained to pick out defects in the construction that the typical inspector might miss!

Do not just hope that your new house will be safe, we can help you ensure that you’re making right decision for the right price our Pakipaki pre purchase building inspections.

Peace of Mind

We will conduct an exhaustive examination of your home as well as provide you with a fair and honest comprehensive written report on the building that includes photos of any issues to assure you that the house that you purchase can be described as being of the standard you expect.

Our thorough inspection by the Pakipaki building inspector usually is between one half, and two hours at the site. But, we’ll allow maximum of two hours to conduct our standard pre-purchase inspections inside Pakipaki. In addition, we’ll spend additional hours in the preparation of the report.

Our reports are thorough, yet easy to understand to inform you as accurately as imaginable regarding your prospective new property. It puts you in a better position to negotiate when you are fully in the know to make well-informed real estate decisions.

Don’t end up over-paying for a house that’s likely create headaches due to potential issues in the future. We’re aware of where the most frequent problems occur, and can offer expert advice on how you can move forward.

Based on what a house inspection reveals the home inspector may allow you make use of a report in order to help negotiate with the seller over the cost or repairs. Even if the report detects minor issues, you are able to still use it as a roadmap to plan future maintenance.

Why Pre Purchase Building Inspections Are Crucial

It’s great, you’ve found the perfect property, and it appears that it has all the right boxes ticked. The real estate agent says it’s solidly built and your DIY professional friend says it looks fine. Are you required to check it out?

If you purchase a home without doing a pre inspection prior to purchase it is imaginable to be left with costly issues that might be identified, but it could also severely limit the possibility of pursuing damages if the home resulted in significant problems.

A pre-purchase inspection report from an certified Pakipaki building inspector will show up any defects the property has, as well as any potential issues and highlight areas to add value. It makes sure that home buyers do not face any nasty surprise and gives you the opportunity to negotiate a lower cost.

The property is inspected and find any major flaws, future or urgent maintenance issues and problems due to gradual decline. We are looking for structural issues or any indication that the house is not in good repair or has issues due to delayed maintenance like weatherboards becoming rotten because of peeling paint, and areas where there is damp or mould.

Take Care to Look Out For

Each of these could cost a lot to resolve:

Black plastic piping: Check for them if the household was constructed or re-plumbed in the late 1970s or early 1980s. They are known to leak. Insurance companies are unlikely to cover damages caused by this piping, even if you were aware that they were there.

Weatherside siding: Weatherside weatherboard is known to leak. If the home was built in the early 80s , it might have Weatherside.

Monolithic Plaster cladding: It was popular from the late 1980s through the mid 2000s, many "leaky homes" have this cladding. Exterior walls generally are smooth or unbroken surface.

Asbestos construction: Used widely from the mid-1940s through the mid-1980s. It may be on ceilings, roofs, under lino, fencing. If asbestos is found in the property, seek expert advice on what risk it poses, how it might be removed, the length of time it will take to removeit, and the price of removal.

Pre-Purchase Building & House Inspections Pakipaki

Our detailed pre purchase inspection will identify any issues which may require some attention.

• An in-depth assessment of the structure and weather-tightness every visible component.
• An assessment for the services on the premises (given reasonable access).
• A cursory survey of out-buildings along with the immediate site and grounds drainage.
• Non-invasive moisture testing for areas with high risk and potential issues such as door and window penetrations , as well as wet rooms (bathrooms laundry, etc.) is an integral part of the services offered.
• Identification of maintenance items.
• Recognising alterations and additions post original construction , which requires permit or consent.

In the event that you do not have an inspection report from your house inspection report at hand will allow you to make an informed decision moving forward in the process of completing your purchase.

What's Covered in a Pre-Purchase Building Inspection?

• Exterior Cladding & Joinery
• Borer Detection
• Retaining Walls & Decks
• Plumbing & Drainage
• Downpipes & Spouting
• Foundations & Sub-floor Structure
• Roof Cavity & Roof
• The Hot Water Tank
• Paths & Driveway
• Insulation
• Flooring
• Detection of Moisture