Asset Inspections

The presence of a submersible pump in this inspection indicates ongoing efforts to manage inadequate drainage beneath the sub-floor area. Ensuring effective drainage systems is crucial for maintaining the integrity and safety of any property.

Noticing a cut in the floor joist for a waste pipe installation? This can compromise the structural integrity, leading to cracked tiling, damaged grout, and waterproofing issues. We recommend hiring a carpenter to reinforce the joists and ensure a safe, durable bathroom floor.

Spot the crack! While pool structures are typically not included in standard building and pest inspections, our team proceeds with a visual scan to identify any potential defects wherever possible. For expertise on structural integrity and equipment operation, we always refer pools to licensed pool builders, ensuring comprehensive assessment and peace of mind for property owners.

Ensuring the integrity of your plumbing system is crucial to prevent water damage. Stainless steel braided flex hoses, common under sinks and toilets, can corrode over time due to moisture and chemicals. Replacing them with durable polyamide hoses can provide a reliable, rust-free alternative, safeguarding your property. Regular inspection and timely replacement are key to maintaining a safe and efficient plumbing setup.

Discover the distinct charm of Queenslander homes with our specialised inspection services. We thoroughly identify major defects and urgent maintenance needs to help preserve these iconic Brisbane properties. Trust us for comprehensive assessments.

During a roof void inspection, it's common for buyers to realise the property features a steel frame. Steel framing provides advantages like termite resistance, strength, durability, and fire safety. Call us now to schedule a professional inspection today.

Our recent inspection revealed high moisture levels behind the kitchen wall, highlighting the importance of thorough evaluations during our inspections. Using thermal imaging, we identified moisture sources caused by a neighbour's inadequate stormwater drainage plan.

As Australia Day approaches, we want to take a moment to wish all our clients a safe and happy holiday. Please note that our office will be closed on Monday, January 26th, and we will resume regular operations on Tuesday, January 27th. Enjoy the celebrations!

Are your timber floors cupping or peaking?
These images are taken of a water damaged timber floor.
Cupping is caused by the absorption of moisture beneath the flooring and peaking is usually caused by the lack of expansion allowed during installation.
This floor was undergoing insurance replacement due to driving rain causing water ingress through the door sill.
A weatherproof door seal fixed along the base of the door would need to be installed to prevent any future water ingress.

Fresh Limes complimenting the green glass out the front of this ‘Queenslander’ beauty!









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