At Australian Inspections, we prioritize the protection of your property investment. Our Dilapidation Reports offer meticulous assessments of your property’s condition and surrounding structures, serving as essential documentation before and after construction or renovation projects. With our expertise and attention to detail, we ensure that you have the necessary information to safeguard your investment.
Dilapidation Reports are comprehensive evaluations of a property’s current condition, capturing existing defects, cracks, or damage. These reports establish a baseline reference point to monitor any changes that occur over time, particularly during nearby construction or renovation activities. By meticulously documenting the property’s condition, Dilapidation Reports provide valuable insight and legal protection for property owners.
Our Dilapidation Reports are conducted through a systematic and thorough process. Experienced inspectors conduct visual inspections of both interior and exterior areas, meticulously examining every aspect of the property. Through detailed documentation and photography, we capture the current state of the property, including any existing defects or damage. Our inspectors also assess adjoining structures and public infrastructure, where applicable, to provide a comprehensive assessment of the property’s condition.
It’s advisable to obtain a Dilapidation Report before adjacent construction or renovation activities commence to establish a baseline condition of your property. Additionally, you may request a post-construction Dilapidation Report to document any changes or damage that may have occurred during the construction process.
The duration of a Dilapidation Report depends on the size and complexity of the property. Typically, the inspection process takes several hours, followed by the preparation of a detailed report, which is usually provided within a few days.
Yes, Dilapidation Reports serve as crucial documentation in legal proceedings related to property damage claims arising from nearby construction activities. They provide an objective assessment of the property’s condition before and after the construction works.
While Dilapidation Reports are commonly requested before adjacent construction activities, they can also be beneficial for properties undergoing significant renovation or located in areas prone to ground movement or geological events.
