For established Riverstone homes, a visual inspection carried out to AS 4349.1.
A pre-purchase inspection is carried out to AS 4349.1, a visual inspection of readily accessible areas reporting significant items, conditions conducive to structural damage and safety hazards.
0 checkpoints across 0 areas on a standard Riverstone pre-purchase building inspection. We need the property accessible and, on a new build, the builder aware an independent inspector is attending. Anything not complete on the day is recorded as such rather than passed.
No defect grid appears here; the reason is above.
New Construction Stage Inspections Seven checks through a Riverstone build, written rather than illustrated. 
Pre-Handover (PCI) Inspections The service Riverstone books, and the detailed part of this site. 
Defect Investigation Reports One failure, and whether it was a defect or an event. 
Building and Pest Inspections Both inspections in one attendance, reported apart. 
Dilapidation Reports Dated photographs of your property before neighbouring work starts. NCAT Expert Witness Reports Expert evidence to the tribunal's direction if a matter reaches it. 
Pre-Listing Inspections See the report a buyer's inspector will write, while timing is yours. 
Insurance Claim Assessments An impartial account of damage and cause for an assessor. Instant online pricing, or talk to the booking team on 1300 471 805.
We record visible evidence consistent with past water entry, and we say where the flood history of the area makes that worth pursuing. Establishing the flood classification of a specific lot is a council and conveyancing search, not an inspection finding.
Particularly so. It predates the growth releases by decades and has had that long for alterations, additions and deferred maintenance to accumulate.
Nothing is energised, pressurised, operated or taken apart, and no engineering is certified. Timber pest sits outside it altogether, under AS 4349.3, and is booked alongside.
