Hi everyone,
Our first investment property is almost complete, and our builder reached out last week to organise a pre-handover walk-through. The property is in Narangba (North of Brisbane). I'm looking for recommendations for experienced building/handover inspectors who are thorough, detail-oriented, and take their time to do the inspection properly without rushing. Also, what's the average price I should be looking at for this?
Thanks a lot!
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I have used Rob from Total Building Inspections in Brisbane. He was alright, I can vouch for him.
To be honest, I feel that a lot of the inspections should have taken place at earlier stages of the build, like slab, framing and pre-plaster. Once the plaster is up, it's painted and looks nice, it would be probably hard to spot any major defects.
We're just about to build, what stages would you recommend that we get an inspector out for? All major stages or just a few?
Pre-slab, frame and final is most critical I feel. Can also add in a waterproofing check too.
If there is a payment attached for stage completion, before each payment is made is a good general guide.
Used Urbanbuild Co. No issues.
We used Darbecca. We're in Melbourne but I believe they service Queensland as well.
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