Purchasing a property is a major financial commitment. A Pre-Purchase Building Inspection from Inspectra Property Inspections ensures you’re fully informed before you proceed. Our experienced inspectors conduct a detailed evaluation guided by Australian Standard AS 4349.1, delivering insights that help you make confident, informed decisions.

Inspection Highlights

  • Exterior
  • Roof condition, gutters, flashings; façade, cladding, masonry

  • Interior
  • Walls, ceilings, flooring, windows, doors; checks for moisture, cracks, pest signs

  • Roof Framing
  • Structural condition, insulation, leaks, safety hazards

  • Structure
  • Subfloor, footings, stumps, framing, structural integrity

  • Wet Areas
  • Sinks, toilets, baths, leaks, drainage quality

  • Outdoor Features
  • Driveways, retaining walls, decks, fencing, balconies, sheds

What you Receive

  • A full diagnostic report with in-depth commentary
  • Photos pinpointing issues
  • Explanation of safety or structural hazards
  • Report delivered within 24 hours of inspection

Why It Matters

  • 1. Avoid costly hidden defects
  • 2. Leverage findings during price negotiations
  • 3. Meet property disclosure obligations

Process & Transparency

  • 1. Duration: typically 1.5–3 hours, depending on property size
  • 2. We welcome you to attend the inspection, ask questions, and learn on-site
  • 3. Report turnaround: same-day or within 24 hrs

frequently asked questions

Clear answers to your questions

A property inspection is a detailed visual assessment of a property's condition, carried out by a qualified inspector. It identifies any major structural issues, safety concerns, maintenance needs, or defects.

Yes. A property inspection helps uncover problems you might not see during a viewing. It can save you from unexpected repair costs and give you peace of mind before committing to the purchase.

A standard inspection typically covers:

  • Structural elements (roof, walls, floors, foundations)
  • Plumbing and electrical systems
  • Windows and doors
  • Moisture issues and water damage
  • Roof condition
  • Safety hazards
  • External structures like garages or decks

Ideally, book your inspection as soon as possible to secure your preferred time. If you’re making an offer on a property, try to arrange the inspection beforehand. Otherwise, make your offer subject to a satisfactory inspection result.