
When the roof lands on a wall that was never meant to carry it
Truss load on a non load bearing wall, found at frame stage in Fraser Rise.
What our inspectors know about building, buying and owning in Fraser Rise.
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Truss load on a non load bearing wall, found at frame stage in Fraser Rise.

The 25 mm gap between wiring and gas pipes, and why lock-up is the only time to check it.

Slab standing more than 20 mm past the frame, recorded at frame stage in Fraser Rise.

Bathroom and laundry fans left unducted at handover in Fraser Rise, and what the damp does next.

Non compliant box gutter overflows and flat parapet capping on Fraser Rise roofs.

Upstairs ensuites leaking at handover in Fraser Rise, and the checks that find them.

How an investigation sorts brick veneer cracking by width and cause, from a job near Fraser Rise.

Tracing a recurring ceiling leak to open valley boards, on an investigation near Fraser Rise.

Choosing between a full defect list and a targeted investigation for a Fraser Rise home.

Reading signs of movement in an established home before you buy near Fraser Rise.

What a dropped plaster ceiling tells a buyer, and where the moisture usually comes from.

What a pre-purchase inspection finds on a home only a few years old.

Ground and paving that fall back towards the house, and why pest inspectors care.

Conducive conditions that turn up once a Fraser Rise home is landscaped.

Readings and thermal images that show damp before it shows as a stain.

The locks standard in plain terms, and the door faults that fail it in a Fraser Rise home.

How bathroom wear fails the bathroom and mould and damp standards in a multi bathroom home.

When wall cracks and ceiling stains fail the structural soundness and weatherproofing standard.
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From findings our inspectors keep writing up on Fraser Rise jobs. If an item turns up on enough reports to be worth explaining once, it becomes a guide.
They are revised when a standard or the Victorian rules change, and each one shows the date it was last written.
Yes. They are written in plain terms on purpose, so an owner and a supervisor can read the same page and talk about the same clause.