Allotment Inspections Brisbane
As part of a full pre-purchase building inspection, we include an allotment inspection. The natural elements are largely responsible for the deterioration of paths, driveways, paving, and fences but excessive weather conditions such as heavy rain, hail, flooding, or extreme heat can also take a toll on free standing structures including garden sheds, gazebos, cubby houses, and retaining walls. Surrounding trees can cause a variety of issues from dropping branches on rooftops to roots lifting and cracking concrete and compromising the structural integrity of the house. Inadequate maintenance can lead to serious issues, so it is best to have your prospective home inspected by an industry professional.
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Your allotment inspection includes:
As part of the exterior inspection service, these are the elements of the allotment specifically addressed by our building inspector.
Paths and Driveway
- Cracking
- Subsidence
Paving
- Undulation
- Surface deterioration
Surface Drainage
- Inadequate drainage
- Moisture retention
- Ponding
Fences
- Decay
- Cracking
- Outward movement
Barbecue
- Settlement
- Cracking
- General deterioration
Free Standing Structures
- General condition of garden sheds
- Gazebos
- Cubby house
Retaining Walls
- Outward movement
- Wall drainage
- Decay
- Cracking
Surrounding Trees
- Hazardous tree location
- Disturbance to foundations and sewer lines
When you’re purchasing a home in Brisbane, an allotment inspection could make all the difference. At Action Property Inspections Brisbane, we take care to inspect all elements of your new property.