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Reliable Building & Pest Inspections You Can Trust

Trust. Clarity. Confidence.

With our honest, transparent approach, we ensure that every building and pest inspection is carried out with care and precision. Our detailed, trustworthy building and pest inspection reports give you the peace of mind you need, knowing you’re making informed decisions.

Why Choose Trueinspect?

Reliable service, trusted expertise, and thorough inspections — all delivered with speed and precision.

Experienced

With over 20 years in the building industry, our qualified inspectors bring trusted expertise to every job. We take pride in delivering clear, professional reports you can rely on for confident property decisions.

Reliable

At TrueInspect, we value your time. Our inspections are punctual, flexible, and designed to suit your schedule. We deliver detailed reports within 24 hours — or even the same day if needed — so you can make fast, informed decisions.

Comprehensive

We combine modern tools with proven methods to ensure no detail is missed. Our inspections are thorough and precise, giving you a complete understanding of your property’s condition — inside and out.

Our Reports

At TrueInspect, we offer a comprehensive and thorough building inspection service to ensure your property is assessed from every angle. Our expert team uses advanced technology and a keen eye for detail to provide you with a complete picture of your property’s condition.

External Areas

Aerial Imaging & Property Overview
Capture high-resolution drone images of the property layout, roof, and surrounding areas.

Roof & Drainage System
Inspect for damage, missing tiles, rust, pooling water, wear, leaks, or debris buildup. Check gutters and downspouts for proper drainage, rust, or blockages.

External Structure & Cladding
Assess walls and cladding for cracks, wear, and signs of water damage. Verify the condition and operation of windows and doors.

Grounds & Structural Elements
Inspect fences, retaining walls, driveways, and paths for overall structural integrity.

Interior Areas

Interior Walls, Ceilings & Floors
Look for cracks, water stains, sagging, uneven surfaces, moisture damage, or soft spots.

Windows & Doors
Test for proper functionality, including locks, seals, and alignment.

Thermal & Moisture Detection
Use thermal imaging and moisture meters to detect hidden leaks in pipes and behind surfaces.

Wet Areas & Plumbing
Inspect water pressure, drainage, and seals in bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry areas.

Subfloor and Roof Cavity

Subfloor Inspection
Assess ventilation, drainage, debris, mold, or signs of pests.

Truss & Beam Inspection
Visually check for structural issues or pest activity.

Pest Activity

Timber Inspection
Use tapping, thermal imaging, or moisture meters to detect termite nests or tunnels.

Garden & Fence Inspection
Look for signs of termite activity around garden areas, fences, and stumps.

Rodent Detection
Identify droppings, nests, or gnaw marks indicating rodent presence.

Utility Inspections

Electrical
Check light switches and visible wiring for issues.

Plumbing
Inspect visible pipes for leaks or corrosion.

HVAC Systems
Test for proper operation and functionality.

Structural & Safety Assessments

Foundation & Beams
Assess for cracks, shifting, or instability.

Hazardous Materials
Identify potential risks like asbestos.

What Our Customers Say
Frequently Asked Questions

Reliable service, trusted expertise, and thorough inspections — all delivered with speed and precision.

A building inspection is a thorough assessment of a property’s structure and systems, including the foundation, roof, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC systems. It aims to identify any issues that may affect the property’s safety, functionality, and value.

A pest inspection focuses on identifying any signs of pests, such as termites, ants, rodents, and other insects, which may cause damage to the property. It involves checking for evidence of infestations and conditions that could attract pests.
Combining building and pest inspections provides a comprehensive evaluation of the property. This helps identify structural issues and potential pest problems, ensuring you are fully aware of any existing or potential risks.
It is recommended to schedule these inspections before purchasing a property. This allows you to make an informed decision and negotiate repairs or price adjustments if needed. Regular inspections are also advised for current homeowners to maintain the property’s condition.
The duration varies depending on the property’s size and condition but typically takes between 1.5 to 3 hours. Larger or older properties may require more time.
A building inspection report includes detailed findings on the property’s structure, systems, and any defects or issues identified during the inspection. It also provides recommendations for repairs, maintenance, and further evaluations if necessary.
A pest inspection report outlines any evidence of pest activity, potential risks for future infestations, and conditions conducive to pest problems. It may also include recommendations for treatment and prevention measures.
Yes, you are encouraged to attend the inspection. This allows you to ask questions, understand the findings better, and get a firsthand look at any issues identified.
The cost varies based on factors such as the property’s size, location, and age. On average, combined building and pest inspections can range from $400 to $900.
If issues are found, the inspection report will detail the problems and recommend actions. You can use this information to negotiate repairs with the seller, request a price reduction, or decide if the property is worth purchasing.
Regular pest inspections are recommended annually, especially in areas prone to termite activity or other pest infestations. This helps detect and address issues early before they cause significant damage.
While not always required by law, building and pest inspections are highly recommended as part of the due diligence process when buying or maintaining a property. Some lenders may require inspections as part of the mortgage approval process.
Ensure the inspector is licensed, insured, and experienced. Look for certifications from recognized industry bodies and check reviews or references to ensure their reliability and professionalism.
It’s best to get a current inspection, as previous reports may not reflect the property’s current condition. New issues can arise, and a fresh inspection provides the most accurate assessment.