Inspection Services

Building Condition Inspection

A building condition inspection reviews visible elements across a multi-family property, including common areas, exterior components, and accessible building systems. The inspection helps owners and prospective purchasers understand observed condition and maintenance needs. You receive a clear report outlining findings and areas to monitor or investigate further. Scope depends on access and the agreed inspection brief.

Pre-Purchase Inspection

Before committing to a multi-family property in Auckland, get an independent view of its visible condition. The inspection considers accessible areas and building elements, with findings presented in a structured report. Use the information to ask informed questions, plan further assessments, and understand potential maintenance priorities. The inspection is not a substitute for specialist advice where a concern needs closer investigation.

Common Area Inspection

Shared spaces play a central role in the upkeep of multi-family buildings. This inspection reviews accessible common areas such as entrances, corridors, stairwells, and shared facilities. Findings help owners and property managers identify visible wear, defects, and maintenance concerns. The report records observations in clear language so you can discuss suitable next steps with the relevant contractors or specialists.

Exterior Building Inspection

An exterior inspection focuses on accessible, visible building elements, including cladding, joinery, roof edges, and drainage features where access allows. It can help identify areas of wear, visible damage, or water-related concerns that may need attention. Findings are documented for easier planning and follow-up. Concealed components and areas that cannot be safely accessed are outside the visual inspection scope.

Maintenance Planning Review

A maintenance planning review organizes observed property conditions into practical areas for follow-up. It can help owners and managers distinguish routine upkeep from issues that may warrant prompt attention or specialist review. Recommendations reflect visible findings and the agreed scope, not a guaranteed forecast of future costs. Use the report as a clear starting point for coordinating maintenance across shared and individual areas.

Defect Follow-Up Inspection

A follow-up inspection revisits selected areas of a multi-family property after repairs or when previously noted concerns need another visual review. It documents visible changes and whether the specified work appears complete in accessible areas. This service can support owner or manager discussions with contractors. It does not certify workmanship or assess concealed work unless separately agreed and accessible for inspection.