Before buying your next home, or prior to placing your home on the market for sale, consider arranging for a Pre-Purchase inspection and report to be carried out by Barry. From only $215.00 (including GST) you receive a thorough internal and external visual report on most aspects of the dwelling ( see our example for part of a real report )

In most cases the reports can be carried out within 24 hours of the request. You are free to join Barry while he does the inspection and ask him any questions you may have. A written copy of the report will also be forwarded to you, usually within 48 hours of the inspection.

These inspections are carried out for the prospective purchaser when a contract has been signed to purchase a property, or prior to a contract being signed on a property. They can also be done for the vendor if required.

Phone Barry or Elva now on (07) 4772 5571
to arrange for your money saving report.

The benefits of a Pre-Purchase Inspection and Report.

	It enables the prospective purchaser to know if they are buying a structurally sound home.
	It allows the prospective purchaser to access whether they should go ahead with the purchase.
	It enables the prospective purchaser to either obtain more finance to rectify the faults if they believe there is value in the home.
	It enables the prospective purchaser to have a degree of negotiating based on the report.
	Although these are visual structural inspections, areas relating to the cosmetics of the building also are taken into consideration, for example it when water stains are found, either on the ceiling or on the external sheeting giving rise to either leaking roofs or flood damage.
	Smoke alarms -whether they are installed or not.
	It provides awareness to the vendor of faults if any.
	It also allows for the vendor who is often on site at the time of inspection to rectify areas themselves.

Click here to see a part example of a report.

Barry had not seen anything like this in 30 years of building. He couldn't wait to climb up on that roof and see how it was made and what sort of condition it was in. The search and rescue helicopter found him the next morning clinging to the topmost mast. Nothing stops Barry doing his Job !

This building took Barry quite a long time to inspect. Nevertheless with tireless energy he went through every room searching for those hard to see hidden flaws. Overall the building was in very good condition although bedroom 134 did have a loose ceiling tile.

This is a picture of the entry way in one of Townsville's better homes. Quite roomy and ornate, but looks can be deceiving. During the great flood of 98 the water level here rose to 9.7 metres. The owner was trying to keep this a secret but he hadn't counted on Barry doing a building report on it ...

Barry has seen a lot of "handy man" specials but this took the cake. Absolutely shocking condition. Look at that left wall, very dangerous. No roof, crumbling brickwork, nonexistent windows or doors. Tear it down and build a nice new archeological museum or something ..