Professional Maintenance
Inspections

A maintenance inspection is a comprehensive assessment of your property to identify current and potential maintenance issues. Our inspectors examine all major building components to help you plan and prioritise maintenance works before minor issues become major problems.

Regular maintenance inspections help identify issues early when they are less expensive to repair. They protect your property value, ensure safety for occupants, and help you budget for necessary repairs rather than facing unexpected emergency costs.

Homeowners, landlords, property managers, strata managers, investors, and commercial property owners all benefit from regular maintenance inspections. They are particularly valuable for older properties or those that have not been inspected recently.

We recommend annual maintenance inspections for most properties. However, older properties, rental properties, or those in harsh weather conditions may benefit from more frequent inspections every 6-12 months.

We inspect all accessible areas including the roof, gutters, external walls, windows, doors, internal rooms, wet areas, plumbing fixtures, electrical components, subfloor spaces, and outdoor areas such as decks and fences.

Our detailed report includes a comprehensive list of identified maintenance items, photographic evidence, priority ratings for each issue, and recommendations for repairs. We categorise items by urgency to help you plan effectively.

A typical maintenance inspection takes 1-3 hours depending on property size and condition. Our inspectors take the time needed to thoroughly assess all areas of your property.

Yes, our reports categorise maintenance items by priority level including urgent safety issues, items requiring attention within 6 months, items for the next 12 months, and general maintenance recommendations for ongoing upkeep.

Yes, we provide maintenance inspections specifically tailored for rental properties. These help landlords meet their obligations, maintain property condition, and identify issues between tenancies.

Contact our team to discuss your requirements and receive a quote. We offer flexible scheduling across NSW, Queensland, and Victoria to suit your availability.

The cost depends on the property size, type, and location. Our pricing starts from $400 and we provide tailored quotes based on your specific requirements. The cost of an inspection is minimal compared to the savings from preventing major repairs.

A building inspection is typically a one-off assessment for buying or selling a property. A maintenance inspection is an ongoing service focused on identifying current and emerging maintenance needs, helping you plan repairs and keep the property in good condition over time.

Yes, our reports include prioritised maintenance recommendations categorised by urgency. This effectively serves as a maintenance schedule, helping you plan and budget for repairs over the short and long term.

Yes, regular maintenance inspections create a documented history of your property condition. This documentation can support insurance claims by proving that damage was not caused by neglect and that the property was properly maintained.

Yes, maintenance inspections are particularly valuable for strata properties. They help strata committees and body corporates plan capital works, set levies, and maintain common areas. Our reports provide the evidence needed for informed decision-making at general meetings.

We use professional-grade equipment including moisture meters, thermal imaging cameras, laser levels, and digital inspection tools. This technology allows us to detect hidden issues such as moisture intrusion, insulation gaps, and electrical hotspots.

Yes, we provide maintenance inspections for all property types including residential homes, apartments, commercial buildings, and industrial properties. Commercial inspections can be tailored to meet compliance and workplace safety requirements.

Our maintenance inspection reports are typically delivered within 24 hours of the inspection. The report includes detailed findings, photographs, and prioritised recommendations for your property maintenance plan.

The most common issues include blocked or damaged gutters, cracked or peeling paint, deteriorating sealants around windows and doors, minor plumbing leaks, timber decay in decks and fences, roof tile damage, poor drainage, and moisture buildup in subfloor areas.

Yes, our detailed reports with photographs and descriptions of each issue make it easy to obtain accurate quotes from tradespeople. Having a professional report ensures tradespeople understand the scope of work required and helps you avoid overcharging.