Posted: 8th January 2015
Posted in: Building Inspection, Real Estate
Real estate agents are very motivated to sell properties, and sometimes this motivation can outweigh their concern for you, the customer. Read More
Posted: 25th October 2014
Posted in: Building Inspection, Pest Inspection
Building regulations put emphasis on the need to install an efficient termite management plan. They've suggested the use of barrier systems over traditional methods which are an environmental risk. Read More
Posted: 20th September 2014
Posted in: Building Inspection, Gold Coast Real Estate Market
Since the disruption of the GFC, the Australian housing market has been relatively flat. Hit particularly hard were coastal areas, a lot of which housed high priced holiday homes. Read More
Posted: 4th August 2014
Posted in: Building Inspection, Pest Inspection
Building & Pest Inspection found timber beams affected by termite damage. The timber beams crumbled in the hands of the inspector when touched. Read More
Posted: 28th July 2014
Posted in: Building Inspection, Pest Inspection
Termite damage was found in roof in Murwillumbah due to roof tile leaking. Read More
Posted: 24th July 2014
Posted in: Building Inspection, Pest Inspection
The aged occupant of a house at Nerang was not aware of the damage that was being inflicted onto her house over an extended period of time. Read More
Posted: 21st July 2014
Posted in: Building Inspection, Pest Inspection
A recent DR Inspects Building & Pest Inspection at Burleigh Heads discovered this LP gas bottle installed to supply gas to the cook top. It was installed inside the kitchen cabinets! Read More
Posted: 17th July 2014
Posted in: Building Inspection, Pest Inspection, Pre-purchase Inspection, Re-Roof
I was asked by a client to conduct a Building and Pest Inspection in the Tweed area. Read More
Posted: 17th July 2014
Posted in: Building Inspection, Pest Inspection, Termite Damage
On inspection of this home at Tallebudgera we found termite damage and mud tubes to hardwood trusses. The damage was extensive. Termites will attack hardwood. Read More
Posted: 9th July 2014
Posted in: Building Inspection, Clay Block
The clay block construction method for houses, and in particular, units, has been very popular over the past couple of decades. It was promoted by masonry manufacturers as a strong, low cost, and low maintenance method of building. The product has proven to be all of these things as time goes by, however, be very cautious of the words “low maintenance”. Read More
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