Fully licensed & accredited
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NSW Fair Trading -
Australian Society of Building Consultants -
Strata Community Association -
Building Dispute Practitioners Society
Building and timber pest in a single attendance, each reported on its own.
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Fully licensed & accredited
NSW Fair Trading Australian Society of Building Consultants Strata Community Association Building Dispute Practitioners Society The building component follows AS 4349.1 and the timber pest component AS 4349.3, with termite management systems assessed against AS 3660. The pest inspection documents evidence and conducive conditions as at that day. It performs no treatment and issues no pest free guarantee.
30 checkpoints across 9 areas on a standard Leppington building and pest inspection. We need the lot accessible and your builder aware an independent inspector is attending. Where a stage is not finished, the report records that rather than passing it.
Termite records and site conditions recorded on Leppington jobs.
New Construction Stage Inspections Seven checks through a Leppington build, before each stage is covered. 
Pre-Handover (PCI) Inspections Your closing list, compiled before the final instalment leaves your hands. 
Defect Investigation Reports A single failure, traced back to what was required. 
Pre-Purchase Building Inspections A visual inspection to AS 4349.1 for Leppington's established homes. 
Dilapidation Reports A dated photographic record before the block beside you is developed. 
NCAT Expert Witness Reports Evidence to the tribunal's procedural direction where a dispute gets there. Pre-Listing Inspections Find what a buyer's inspector will find, while the timing is yours. Insurance Claim Assessments An independent account of the damage and its origin, for an assessment in progress. Instant online pricing for Leppington, or contact the booking team.
Because it is the only durable record of what protection your house has. Without it, the next inspection a decade from now cannot tell whether a system exists, what type it is, or whether its service life has run out.
Typically inside the meter box or on a similar durable surface. Its absence is itself a reportable finding, which is why we record it at the stage it should be going in.
No. A licensed pest controller owns the treatment and whatever warranty attaches to it. Keeping the roles apart is what keeps the report independent.