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Building and timber pest in one visit, which in Craigieburn is the booking that makes sense.
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Fully licensed & accredited
Building & Plumbing Commission Australian Society of Building Consultants Strata Community Association Building Dispute Practitioners Society The building component follows AS 4349.1 and the timber pest component AS 4349.3. The timber pest component records evidence and conducive conditions as they were on the day. It does not treat anything and it does not certify a property pest free.
36 checkpoints across 9 areas on a standard Craigieburn building and pest inspection. On an established home we inspect what is readily accessible. Where a roof space, subfloor or meter enclosure is locked, obstructed or unsafe, the report says so rather than passing over it.
Termite findings and conducive conditions recorded on Craigieburn properties.
Pre-Purchase Building Inspections A visual inspection to AS 4349.1 of an established Craigieburn home. 
New Construction Stage Inspections Seven checks through a Craigieburn build, each before the work is closed in. 
Defect Investigation Reports A single failure, traced back to what was actually required. 
Pre-Handover (PCI) Inspections The final list, taken while the last payment is still yours. 
Dilapidation Reports A dated photographic record before the block next door is developed. 
Expert Witness Reports Evidence drawn to the tribunal practice note when a dispute gets that far. 
Pre-Listing Inspections See what a buyer's inspector will find, while the timing is still yours. 
Insurance Claim Assessments An independent account of damage and its cause for a claim under assessment. Instant online pricing for Craigieburn, or contact the booking team.
It means something has been built or grown over the barrier so termites can pass around it without ever crossing the treated zone. Raised garden beds, added paving and rendered edges are the usual causes, and all of them were added by someone in good faith after the house was built.
No. It means no evidence was visible in the accessible areas on the day. Termites work inside timber and behind linings, so no inspector can certify a property free of them, and anyone who offers to is exceeding the standard they work under.
No, deliberately. Any treating, and the warranty that goes with it, is the licensed controller's work. Keeping inspection separate from treatment is what keeps the report independent of anyone selling a remedy.