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Handover inspection involves the checking of construction work and installation in the new house before handover it to the owner. It ensures that material and workmanship are of the industry standard. It involves the inspection of waterproofing, internal cladding, architraves, doors, built-in shelves, baths, skirting basins, troughs, sinks, vanity units, benchtops, cabinets, cupboards are correctly fitted according to plan.
The basic benefits of a this inspection are are:
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Always use a suitably qualified person such as a licensed building inspector with proper qualification, license and insurance to provide a professional building inspection report of the property. These professions should see through any cosmetic improvements covering up faults that might otherwise be missed by an untrained eye.
A professional person will ensure that the format and content of the report complies with the relevant Australian Standard.
Please ensure that the Handover inspector you choose has adequate insurance cover, particularly for professional indemnity. For more information, please also visit Fair Trading Website
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The inspector should check all accessible parts of the property. These include
Number of Rooms | Flat | Single Story | Double Story |
1 | $200 -$300 | $200 -$300 | $200 -$300 |
2 | $250 -$400 | $275 -$400 | $275 -$400 |
3 | $300 -$500 | $350 -$550 | $375 -$600 |
4 | $400 -$600 | $400 -$600 | $400 -$600 |
more | Custom | Custom | Custom |
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