These are important when buying a unit, townhouse or villa. This inspection is carried out in accordance with Section 108 of the Strata Management Act. The report includes a history of the building, the financial status of the plan, pending building works, special levies, past works history, all expenses for the past 2 years, 10 year budget analysis and SSM Act compliance issues. These include general information on insurances, by-laws, any disputes or areas under investigation and harmony.

A NEW CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION IS RECOMMENDED FOR:

People buying a new home or apartment

People buying off the plan

People building new homes

WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?

In most cases, the homeowner has little (if any) building knowledge and relies on the builder and contractors to complete the building work to an acceptable standard.

This potentially disadvantages the owner who has to rely on just the advice of the builder, even if they suspect something is not right. In short, a new construction Inspection will ensure you get what you paid for.

We work with investors and owners buying a new home or unit who are unsure during handover whether they are truly getting what they paid for.

So many people get to handover of a new property but then have to rely on the builder for a final quality check. Investors and other people who buy new homes and units do a lot of research to find reputable builders, and rely on trusted names.