21
Mar
What A Pretty Facade May Be Hiding
A nicely manicured garden and fresh coat of paint may make the exterior...
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21
Mar
One of the differences with Action Property Inspections is that we will access any areas physically possible.
The Australian Standard...
21
Mar
A qualified pest inspector will look into and review the following:
• Current termite, borer or pest activity
• Evidence of any past activity
• Any previous treatments that may have been applied to the home
• Damage to the timber in all areas of the house
• Recommendations and/or techniques to implement, which can help prevent any future unwanted visitors.
The inspector will take the time to visually inspect both the interior and exterior of the property and where possible, access the roof and sub floor areas.
21
Mar
Leaking showers – Decay and Damage
Drip…drip…drip… A dripping tap can be enough to drive you mad, or spur you...
21
Mar
5 Pests That Can Damage Your House
They are called pests for a reason! These creatures can invade your home,...
21
Mar
How a Deck Inspection May Save Your Life
If your home has a balcony, veranda or deck, regardless of whether...
21
Mar
Dangers That Could Be Above Your Head
Whilst the exterior aspects of a roof including the tiles and flashings are...
21
Mar
A Building and Pest Inspection Can Save You Money
You may be wondering how a building and pest inspection can...
21
Mar
A home inspection checklist may sound daunting but when you are viewing a home with an intention to purchase, it is easy to get carried away in the excitement. Even after you fall in love with the feel of the home, its location and you know the price is in your range, there are a few essentials that you really should look into.
21
Mar
Delaying Your Pre-Purchase Inspection Can Be Risky
Excited about the impending purchase of your new home? Don’t let failing to...