The last full look at your Fraser Rise home before the keys and the final payment change hands.
One of our inspectors will call you back. If it is urgent, call 1300 471 805.
A pre-handover inspection measures the finished home against your contract, plans and selections, the Guide to Standards and Tolerances 2015, the National Construction Code with the ABCB Housing Provisions, AS 3740 for wet areas and AS 3500.3 for roof drainage.
32 checkpoints across 10 areas on a standard Fraser Rise pre-handover (PCI) inspection. Locked rooms, stored furniture or a roof too steep to walk are written into the report as not inspected, with the reason.
New Construction Stage Inspections Stage by stage checks on a Fraser Rise build, each before the next trade closes it in. 
Defect Investigation Reports One recurring problem followed to its source and written up for the builder. 
Pre-Purchase Building Inspections An AS 4349.1 inspection of an established home before your cooling off ends. 
Building and Pest Inspections Building and timber pest inspections in one visit, both reported together. 
Rental minimum standards (Victoria) inspections Your Fraser Rise rental checked against all 15 Victorian minimum standards before it is listed. 
Dilapidation Reports A dated record of your walls and paths before the vacant lot next door is excavated. 
Expert Witness Reports Evidence written to the VCAT practice note when a building dispute reaches the tribunal. 
Pre-Listing Inspections Know what a buyer's inspector will raise before your campaign goes live. 
Insurance Claim Assessments Damage and its probable cause, set out independently for an insurance claim. Instant online pricing, or talk to the booking team on 1300 471 805.
Two to three weeks before settlement, once the builder says the house is complete. Earlier and trades are still working through it; later and nothing on the list can be fixed in time.
Yes. A reinspection goes through the original report and marks each item as fixed, partly fixed or still open, with new photographs. That is the document to hold at the handover meeting.
Electrical work is not energised or tested, plumbing and gas are not pressure tested, appliances, heating, cooling and garage door motors are not run, and nothing is opened up. Switchboards, smoke alarms and wiring belong to a licensed electrician. We do not certify engineering or issue the occupancy permit, which is the building surveyor's job.
Not by itself. A double storey home with four bathrooms gives a long list even when it is well built. Look at how many items are water or structure and how many are paint and cleaning; the report separates them.
