Property and handover records
Keep the SPA, vacant-possession documents, floor plans, supplied-item lists and developer instructions available.
A useful checklist protects coverage, evidence and the next decision. It is more than a count of items.
A new-home inspection checklist is a property-matched working reference. It helps the inspector cover applicable, accessible areas consistently while keeping every observation connected to its location, method and limitation.
The checklist supports a consistent sweep, but safe access, package scope and actual property conditions determine what can be checked.
Keep the SPA, vacant-possession documents, floor plans, supplied-item lists and developer instructions available.
Arrange water, electricity, keys, access cards and management permission. Keep relevant rooms and surfaces reachable.
Review accessible finishes, alignment, visible cracks, staining, damage and workmanship under the available conditions.
Check accessible operation, alignment, visible gaps, hardware and interfaces without forcing damaged components.
Observe accessible fixtures, flow, discharge and water-related conditions using only authorised methods.
Review accessible points and perform only the functional or instrument checks authorised by the package and competent person.
Match relevant roof, tank, pump, air-conditioning, heater, fibre, balcony, yard or other supplied systems to the home.
Reconcile completed checks, limitations, important findings and the homeowner's practical next step before leaving site.
Confirm the property, package, documents, utilities, access and known concerns.
Use the property-matched working reference and capture evidence at the relevant location.
Review coverage, unchecked areas, urgent concerns and items that require clarification.
Keep submissions, repair updates and verification evidence connected to the original finding.
What to prepare before the inspector arrives
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Get Instant QuoteNo. DPM uses property-matched working references because relevant systems, access and shared-property boundaries differ.
No. An item may be not applicable, inaccessible, outside the package or limited by the visit conditions. The limitation should remain visible.
Utilities support relevant authorised checks. Tell DPM in advance when a utility is unavailable so the limitation and visit purpose can be planned.
Review important findings and preserve evidence first. Renovation may hide the original condition or complicate later repair comparison.
It can help you prepare and observe obvious conditions. Safe methods, specialist work and formal evidence still require the appropriate competence and scope.
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