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Hornsby
2077 NSW

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Mon - Fri: 7am - 5pm
Saturday: 7am - 3pm
Sunday: Closed

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simon.moussa@outlook.com

Pre Settlement Inspection Reports

Pre-Settlement Inspection Reports are crucial documents that provide a detailed review of a property before settlement. These Reports verify that the property meets the agreed upon conditions and that any repairs have been completed. They typically include checks on structural integrity, electrical and plumbing systems, and other features to ensure the property is in the agreed condition as when the contract was signed.

New Construction Build Report

A New construction build report is a critical document that verifies the construction works has been completed according to the approved plans, building codes, and safety standards, It is usually prepared by a licence builder or surveyor after a thorough inspection of the completed construction. This report is essential for ensuring compliance with local council requirements, building codes, and safety regulations. It also helps identify any defects or unfinished work before moving in or finalizing payments, providing peace of mind to homeowners, buyers and lenders. Additionally, it facilitates legal and insurance processes, satisfying condition for occupancy certificates, insurance and finance approval.

Asbestos Inspection Report

An Asbestos Inspection Report is a documented assessment that aims to locate, identify, and evaluate the condition of Asbestos Containing Materials (ACM’s) within a building. It is essential for the building managers, facilities professionals, and environmental consultants to understand the presence and condition of asbestos to manage risk effectively and comply with legal requirements. This report may be required before demolition of a structure and prior to any renovations. It could also be done to assess building elements for their safety risk with containing ACM’s.

Pre Construction Design Report

A Pre Construction Design Report is used to assess constructability of a project. It looks at the materials being used along with structural and construction details to help ensure your building complies with codes and standards. Depending on what your purpose is we can look at many factors such as;

Construction feasibility. This includes looking at material and finishes to maximum return and reduce construction time and resources.
Construction Process. Your building design might require a certain staged building process. We can identify these and re design these aspects so you can speed up construction.
Service Clashes. We assess all services running through your build and coordinate them so that when installation comes unforeseen issues are prevented. This helps reduce variations with trades and allows you to capture all works in each subcontract agreement.

Strata Report

A Strata Report is a comprehensive document that provides a review of the Owners Corporation’s record for a strata – titled property. It includes important information’s such as the financial status of the building, any pending works, special levies, and a history of expenses over the past two years. This report is essential for potential buyers to understand the condition and management of the property before making a purchase.

Mould Inspection Report

A Mould Inspection Report is a critical document created following a comprehensive assessment of a property. It provides important information on the extent of the issue and recommended remediation steps for a property affected by Mould. The report includes detailed descriptions of any visible mould growth, identification of affected areas, moisture assessment findings, air quality test results, recommendations for remediation measures, and an overall assessment of the property’s condition. It also includes photographs and diagrams to support the findings and enhance clarity. By having a thorough understanding of the extent and severity of the mould problem, homeowners or property owners can make informed decisions regarding remediation and ensure that all necessary steps are taken to address the issue effectively.

Pre and Post Tennant Inspection Reports

Pre and post-tenant inspections are essential for maintaining property and ensuring tenant satisfaction. Here are key points to consider:

Routine Inspections: Conducted periodically to check general maintenance and tenant compliance, helping to identify minor issues before they escalate.
Move-In and Move-Out Inspections: These are conducted at the beginning and end of a lease to document the property’s condition and ensure tenants receive their bond refunds where applicable.
Emergency Inspections: Allowed in urgent situations such as safety concerns or structural damage, conducted without prior notice when immediate action is required.
Preparation Tips: Tenants should be proactive, noting any minor repairs and preparing their property for inspection to avoid surprises.
Legal Considerations: Landlords must provide proper notice and adhere to state regulations regarding inspection frequency and timing.

These inspections balance landlords' responsibilities to maintain the property and tenants' rights to a safe and habitable home.

General Property Reports

A Property Condition Report (PCR) is a document that records the condition of a property at any stage of its lifetime. It is essential for documenting the property's state, especially in case of disputes regarding damage or maintenance. Can be used prior to selling or buying a property and also as an ongoing maintenance tool. This can be a detailed inspection going through an entire building from its foundations to its coverings assessing any current non compliance items, potential safety issues, and structural damage.

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