Wyndham Vale homes range from late 1990s brick veneer in the first estates to houses barely out of warranty in Jubilee and Savana. A pre-purchase inspection under AS 4349.1 tells you which problems you would be paying for.
One of our inspectors will call you back. If it is urgent, call 1300 471 805.
A pre-purchase inspection is a visual inspection of readily accessible areas, reported under AS 4349.1. It records significant items: structural damage, conditions that can lead to it and safety hazards.
8 checkpoints across 8 areas on a standard Wyndham Vale pre-purchase building inspection. Anything locked, buried under stored goods or behind a sealed panel on the day is listed in the report as not accessed, so you know exactly what was and was not seen.
Typical of what a pre-purchase inspection records on a brick veneer home of this age.
New Construction Stage Inspections Seven visits through a Wyndham Vale build, each one booked for the day before that work is covered. 
Pre-Handover (PCI) Inspections The walk through before you sign, with a reinspection to prove the list was actually done. 
Building and Pest Inspections Building and timber pest in one visit, with the damp around the house given as much attention as the timber. 
Defect Investigation Reports Cracks and leaks traced back to their cause, so the repair fixes the right thing. 
Rental minimum standards (Victoria) inspections All 15 Victorian rental standards checked in your Wyndham Vale property before it is advertised. 
Dilapidation Reports Photograph your Wyndham Vale home's condition before the lot next door starts digging. 
Expert Witness Reports Evidence written to the VCAT expert practice note when a building dispute reaches the tribunal. Pre-Listing Inspections Know what a buyer's inspector will report before your Wyndham Vale home goes on the market. Insurance Claim Assessments An independent record of storm or water damage to put in front of your insurer. Instant online pricing, or talk to the booking team on 1300 471 805.
AS 4349.1 is visual and covers readily accessible areas only. It does not test electrical, gas or plumbing systems, appliances, heating and cooling, pools or automatic garage doors, and it does not cover timber pests, asbestos or mould testing, concealed framing or footings below ground.
Yes. Most of what we find on homes of that age is about water management and safety, and an upper floor window with no restrictor is still a hazard on a new house.
Book as early as you can. The report reaches you within 24 hours of the visit, and often the same day.
