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Welcome to Property Check NSW

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Pre-Auction Reports

Pre-Auction reports are building reports that have been arranged by the Vendor and Agent. You can gain instant access to these reports and download them prior to bidding.

Welcome

The Property Check Service…

 

We provide Comprehensive customised prepurchase building and pest reports incorporating in-depth descriptions and video explanations of issues and defects. Experienced, Independent, Qualified, Insured, Local…. choose the building inspectors you can trust.

Servicing all the Illawarra-Shoalhaven region.

 

Our process

 

 

  • We liaise with your real estate agent to confirm an inspection time
  • Verbal report provided on the day of inspection
  • Every inspection report will be complete with photographs and video taken at the time of the inspection.

 

No matter if you are an Agent, Vendor, or Purchaser we have a pre-purchase building inspection option that will suit your needs.

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Before You BUY

What is a pre-purchase property inspection report?

A building inspection is just one check you can get done before buying a property. It is sometimes referred to as a ‘standard property report’.

The building inspection report is a written account of the property’s condition. It will include any significant building defects or problems such as rising damp, movement in the walls (cracking), safety hazards or a faulty roof. It is usually carried out before you exchange sale contracts so you can identify problems that, if left unchecked, could prove costly to repair.

DON’T LEAVE IT TO CHANCE.

At Property Check NSW we have the experience, expertise, and technology to provide you with a thorough and detailed examination of the property that you are considering purchasing. With our cloud-based software, we are able to deliver details that others can not, including videos showing issues that have been discovered. From major defects and safety hazards to maintenance recommendations, you will have a complete overview of the property and be fully informed giving you peace of mind in moving forward with your purchase.

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Pre-purchase Reports – What We Do

Purchaser Report

 

A Purchaser repot is where the buyer of a property engages a building inspector to report on the building condition prior to the completion of the sale.

Once you find the property that you want to buy you will put in an offer on the property. It is important to have the correct clauses in the contract that it is pending a building report.

This is an example of a clause but please do consult your solicitor prior to signing any offer.

 ‘The contract is conditional upon the purchaser(s) obtaining at their expense a Building Inspection Report accepted as satisfactory by them within 14 days of acceptance of this contract. If the report is not to the purchaser’s satisfaction, the purchaser(s) may at their option, terminate this contract by written notice, supported by a copy of the report, to the vendor’s agent prior to date of 14 days from acceptance.’

If the inspection report comes back with defects, the ‘accepted as satisfactory’ bit gives you greater control over whether you have to proceed with the purchase of the property.

Once the offer is accepted you then need to book an inspection with us. We can normally get to the property within a few days and there is a 24 hour turnaround time for the report.

Once you have the report you can complete the purchase with peace of mind, or if there are some concerning issues found you have the option to renegotiate or back out of the sale.

Vendor/Auction Reports

 

These are pre-purchase building reports ordered by the Vendor. The reports are placed on our website where potential purchasers can download them prior to bidding giving them peace of mind and confidence to bid, knowing that what they are purchasing on auction day has been thoroughly vetted.

This saves each potential purchaser from having to order their own building report with multiple inspectors having to gain access to the same property to repeat the process.

After the auction, the report can then be officially transferred to the successful purchases name and used to support any mortgage application etc.

Timber and Pest Inspections

The costs of termite damage to a house can be extreme. A study into the industry in 2013
summarised the literature on termite damage in Australia found that the average cost for treatment
and repair of termite damage was approximately $10,000 per house. This average was provided by
the building advisory service branch of the Royal Institute of Architects.

Don’t take the chance, let Property Check NSW have a full thorough onsite inspection.

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Testimonials

Latest Inspection by Property Check NSW

Access existing reports of inspections that have already been carried out on behalf of Agents/Vendors. These are available for your immediate download.

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Some Interisting Facts

An average pre-purchase building inspection finds:
Five maintenance issues. The most common is blocked gutting that needs cleaning.
Nine defects, these can range from a cracked floor tile to major structural compromisation issues.
One safety hazard, for example, the gaps between balustrades are at a width that a small child fit through, creating a potential fall hazard.

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Maintenance Items

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Defects

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Safety Hazards

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Request a Quote

Reach out to our team with details of what sort of inspection you are after and where and we will get back to you right away.