Pre-Purchase Inspections

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Pre-purchase building reports are Insight Building Inspections’ specialty.

Generally, a pre-purchase inspection is compulsory in order to borrow money from a bank to purchase a unit, house or commercial building. However, don’t just think of this as a simple checklist item to be ticked off to get the deal done.
This is an important step in making an informed decision about possibly one of the biggest investments you’ll ever make. Treating this lightly may see you end up spending more than you should or dealing with issues down the track that should have been addressed before handover.

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With over 30 years in the building industry and more than 6,000 inspections and reports to his name, Ross McKay has a wealth of experience and a knack for identifying and analysing a property’s structure, finishes and risk factors.
In his many years of assessing properties, Ross believes it is very rare to inspect an existing home and not find any defects, whether that be general wear and tear or something more serious. Ross’s experience enables him to know the difference and present the information in a way that buyers will understand and can act upon.

Why Choose Us For Pre-Purchase Inspections?

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If an agent presents you with a pre-purchase building and pest report, ensure you take this as a guide only. Unless your name is on a report, there is no third-party privilege and no coverage if something was overlooked.

The insight and peace-of-mind a pre-purchase building inspection provides far outweighs the small initial cost. In fact, spending money on a quality inspection can often save money. Take a look at our case studies as examples.

Why a detailed building report is important:
  • it gives buyers an advantage to make an informed decision about purchasing a property.
  • it provides buyers with legal rights to time extensions to:
    • gather repair quotes.
    • determine the true value of a property.
    • to investigate any further issues i.e. the cause of water damage or moisture.
  • it delivers unbiased information to negotiate on price.
When choosing a building inspector make sure they have:
  • hands-on experience in the building industry
  • a full, current licence as a residential building inspector
  • comprehensive public liability and professional indemnity insurance

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When you’re looking to purchase a quality home, ensure you have a quality inspection performed. Book Insight Building Inspections for a thorough investigation and unbiased, detailed report.
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