Property configuration
Confirm terrace, semi-D or bungalow type, storeys, extensions, yards, roof form and accessible service areas.
A landed-home inspection must account for storeys, external areas and property-specific systems.
Landed homes may include roofs, tanks, pumps, external walls, yards and other areas that do not exist in a typical high-rise unit. The working scope must still follow safe access, the selected package and what is observable on the visit date.
The wider category list does not remove the need for a controlled scope. Each check must be relevant, accessible, authorised and supported by the visit conditions.
Confirm terrace, semi-D or bungalow type, storeys, extensions, yards, roof form and accessible service areas.
Record accessible visible roof, ceiling and water-entry indicators without unsafe access or claims about concealed construction.
Review accessible visible condition, connections and normal response where these systems exist and the scope authorises it.
Observe accessible fixtures, flow, discharge and visible leakage under the available utilities and conditions.
Record accessible wet-area conditions, drainage response and authorised water-related checks with clear limitations.
Review visible components and only the functional or instrument checks included in the selected package.
Record visible cracks, alignment, walls, ceilings, floors, tiles, doors, windows, joinery and workmanship concerns.
Observe accessible external walls, openings, aprons, drains and other interfaces relevant to the confirmed property scope.
Confirm type, storeys, size, extensions, external areas and systems before selecting the applicable option.
Provide utilities, keys, safe access and relevant documents while keeping inspection areas clear.
Apply the agreed property-matched checks and record every access, method or condition limitation.
Organise handover, rectification and later verification decisions around identifiable findings.
Landed-home inspection preparation checklist
See a property-matched price first. Contact details are requested only after you choose an option.
Get Instant QuoteNo. The number is a ceiling in the working reference. Property configuration, package, safe access and applicability determine the actual checks.
No. Access must be safe, authorised and within scope. Unavailable roof areas are recorded as a limitation rather than treated as inspected.
Only when they exist, are safely accessible and form part of the selected package and confirmed scope.
A general inspection can record visible crack characteristics and context. Structural diagnosis requires the appropriate engineer or specialist assessment.
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