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It is quite common for people to be in two minds about whether they require a property inspection on a new build. Although scheduled inspections are undertaken throughout the construction process, sometimes things slip between the cracks.
The video below taken at a new build we have recently inspected demonstrates poor planning and installation of a shower over bath. The water collecting between the bath and the wall has nowhere to drain. Over time this will not only promote mould growth but have a much higher risk of leaking.
Multiple trades and inspectors have seen this and taken no action to resolve it, highlighting the importance of an independent review of your brand-new home.
01/11/2022
A major part to any structure is what keeps the majority of the weather out - the roof! Check out our blog on building basics to get a better understanding of what to look out for
Building Basics – Roofing - The Property Inspector Auckland When it comes to buying a home, making sure the roof over your head is sound is a very important – but often overlooked – consideration. The integrity of your home, and the quality of life you have in it, relies on a roof that’s going to keep out the elements. And because replacing or […]
25/05/2022
With winter fast approaching ensuring your new home is well insulated is a must. Check out our latest blog to see what you should be looking out for
Building Basics – Insulation - The Property Inspector Auckland When we conduct a thorough property inspection, one of the building basics we are looking for is insulation. We’re looking for whether your potential new home has it, and if so, what type it is – and how it’s likely to be performing.
26/04/2022
Working from the ground up is important when it comes to purchasing a new home. The latest blog on building basics covers conventional vs raft concrete foundations
Building Basics – Conventional vs raft foundations - The Property Inspector Auckland Every building needs a stable foundation and it’s important to know what you’re getting before you buy. This is why your property inspector will be closely checking your foundations. Your house might be constructed with a conventional or a raft foundation – but what’s the difference, and why...
24/01/2022
A basic understanding of what to look for when purchasing a home can save a huge amount of time, money and disappointment in the long run. Our latest blog post is up and touches on a huge part of what keeps a home weathertight - the cladding. Follow this link for the first session in our crash course in 'building basics'
Building Basics – Understanding Drained Cavity Systems - The Property Inspector Auckland When buying a house, it’s helpful to know some basics – such as the ‘drained cavity’ system, which impacts weathertightness. So what is it & why does it need to work?
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