A Berwick pre-handover inspection gives you a numbered list of what is unfinished or wrong before you pay the final claim. Larger homes here usually take most of a morning.
One of our inspectors will call you back. If it is urgent, call 1300 471 805.
A Berwick pre-handover inspection is assessed against your building contract, plans and selections, the Guide to Standards and Tolerances 2015, the National Construction Code and ABCB Housing Provisions, AS 3740 for wet areas and AS 3700 for masonry.
35 checkpoints across 9 areas on a standard Berwick pre-handover (PCI) inspection. Where a roof space, subfloor or room cannot be safely entered on the day, the report names it as not inspected rather than assuming it is sound.
Recorded at practical completion on Berwick homes.
New Construction Stage Inspections Seven Berwick stage visits, each booked before the next trade closes the work in. 
Pre-Purchase Building Inspections What an older Berwick home hides overhead and underneath, under AS 4349.1. 
Defect Investigation Reports Floors, cracks, damp and leaks in Berwick homes, measured and traced to a cause. 
Building and Pest Inspections Building and timber pest scopes in one Berwick visit, garden edges included. 
Rental minimum standards (Victoria) inspections Your Berwick rental checked against all 15 Victorian minimum standards before it is listed. Dilapidation Reports A dated record of your Berwick home before a neighbour's knockdown or rebuild starts. 
Expert Witness Reports Prepared to the VCAT expert evidence practice note when a dispute goes to the tribunal. 
Pre-Listing Inspections Find what a buyer's inspector will find before your Berwick home goes on the market. 
Insurance Claim Assessments An independent assessment of storm, leak or impact damage to back your claim. Instant online pricing, or talk to the booking team on 1300 471 805.
About a week before the practical completion date, once the builder says the home is finished. Earlier and too much is still open; later and you lose time to get items fixed.
Circuits are not energised or tested, plumbing is not pressure tested, appliances and heating or cooling are not commissioned, and the occupancy permit is the building surveyor's job. Items are operated by hand only.
Yes. A reinspection goes through the original items one by one and records which are closed.
