Building and Pest inspection

 What is a pre-purchase building inspection for a house? Is it really necessary to have a pre-purchase inspection? A pre-purchase building inspection in Melbourne can be defined as an inspection that the buyer will pay for prior to closing the deal. This is considered necessary because the house must be free of any defects which may cause financial harm or even damage to the buyer. This form of inspection is also done by the lender so that if there is something wrong with the property, the borrower will be fully liable for the damages caused during the time of the mortgage. The lender usually does not have an inspection process, but they have a "Home Buyer's Inspection" which is basically an inspection that is given to the buyer before the closing date. This helps the lender to identify any major problems with the house that they would have had to disclose at the time of the mortgage. Even though this kind of inspection does not cover the entire house, it gives the buyer...

The Building Critical Stage Inspection is a term given to any inspection, which is more extensive and more in-depth than a normal Inspection. Such an inspection is normally carried out prior to the "B" stage of the Process, but may be required as a Safety Order by certain sectors. This kind of inspection should always be done on premises owned or operated by the person who wants the site inspected, and also by the company that wants to inspect. However, it can also be requested by government bodies like the Health and Safety Executive for their safety concerns. These stages of the inspection are what makes them so critical. The first stage of the inspection involves a visit from an engineer who will conduct site-specific examinations. The second stage consists of a visit by one or more inspectors who are then allowed to carry out their own inspections under the supervision of the qualified senior engineer. The third stage consists of two inspectors, who carry out a more comp...