Top 5 Building and Pest Inspections Service in Australia

When we inspect your home, we use special high-tech pest tools that use infrared imaging to see the traces of pests under the floors, in the walls, and in the ceilings. Our technology means we can check thoroughly around your home, in all the places whether the pests hide, and uproot them entirely. We also look outside, around your property.

Termites tend to avoid open air and bright lights, and as a result, their colonies are commonly underground, within wood materials so more often than not, termite damage is hidden away from sight. For this reason, it’s important to get a termite inspector who knows common areas to check for termite damage or conditions helpful to termites.

It is to record the condition of a property at a given point in time, broadly prior to works being conducted on a site adjacent or nearby the surveyed property. The inspection report will serve as an accurate baseline of the condition of the property pre works. In the event that damage is introduce during the works, a second dilapidation inspection can be conducted so that the “before” and “after” property condition can be exactly compared, based on independent expert estimate.

Our inspectors check all aspects of your home, such as the structure itself right from the roof, walls, foundations, doors, windows, and flooring, electrical installations such as power trading boards, plug points, and appliance installations such as fridges, ovens, and hot water systems. Anything that requires repairs or reinstatement will be brought to your attention.

A combined Building and Pest inspection is a pre-purchase or pre-sale building inspection mixed with a timber pest inspection that covers termites, borers, fungal rot, and fungal decay. At NPR Building and Pest Inspection, we conduct both these inspections in parallel by experienced inspectors who hold both builders and pest controllers service.