Wondering When is the Best Time for a Building Maintenance Inspection?

Why should you schedule a building inspection right now?

Purchasing real estate is a dream for many people. 75 percent of us believe that owning a home is ingrained in our culture, and real estate, like any other investment, comes with its own set of hazards. Whether you're a seller or a buyer, the financial burden is significant, which is why it's critical to invest in a maintenance inspection, which can be done at any time, regardless of the stage of your real estate investment.

What is the purpose of a maintenance inspection?

A trained inspection business conducts a maintenance examination, which looks for and identifies any latent and patent flaws in your property.

Patent flaws are issues that can be easily discovered even by a layperson. Broken windows or plasterboard are two examples.

The term "latent faults" refers to flaws that are not visible to the naked eye. Only industry professionals, such as a certified building inspector and a licensed function Objece, are capable of detecting these. Roof leaks, shower flashings, and subsidence are just a few examples.

Building inspections are advantageous at any point of the real estate investment process.

Property is a significant financial investment. As a result, in addition to the capital required for acquisition, investors should set aside some funds for future property maintenance.

1.     Pre-purchase building inspections

Being able to purchase a property is a dream come true that can potentially be ruined by damage, pests, and mould and these often cannot be seen by the untrained eye, which is why an inspection by a reliable building inspection company in USA, such as Brookstoone Management, is vital.

2.     New-build inspections

Is inspection still required for a newly constructed home? The answer is a big, resounding YES! Only building experts can detect issues, and these can even occur in brand-new properties, because building certifiers and council inspectors only check code compliance and not necessarily the materials or workmanship.

3.     Building maintenance inspections

Maintenance inspections are useful, especially when the owner is still residing in or occupying the property.

4.     Pre-sale building inspections

Most people think that inspections only protect buyers from being trapped into buying a “home from hell”, but those who want to let go of their property will benefit as well.

A pre-sale building inspection alerts the seller to possible structural or electrical problems, before putting the property on sale and gives sufficient information to determine the right selling price for the property (the owner might consider doing renovations first, which may increase the property’s value).

Wouldn’t it be nice to sit at your home or office without worrying about possible health hazards or accidents connected to your property or properties? As we have explored, a building inspection is crucial for your property even after its initial construction or purchase.

Have your home or building checked by our team at Bookstone Management. We perform comprehensive building and pre-purchase property inspections efficiently and cost-effectively. Contact Brookstone Management for your REO maintenance enquiries or email to book your building inspection, today.