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Buying your first home or investment property is a big financial commitment. Before you decide on the property, it’s important to have a building and pest inspection.


At Border Pest Control, we provide a comprehensive inspection of the property, in order to determine the condition of the building and site at the time of purchase. We’ll also be able to identify any pest infestations and active termites.


Backed by over 20 years of industry experience, our skilled technicians provide building and pest inspections for residential and rural clients throughout Albury, Wodonga, Corowa, Wangaratta, Griffith, Wagga Wagga and surrounds.


Our comprehensive report includes: 


  • Conditions conducive to structural damage
  • Timber pest activity
  • Conditions conducive to timber pest risks
  • Major & minor defects caused by infestations
  • Any serious safety hazards detected at the time of inspection
  • A visual inspection of the readily accessible areas & moisture testing 
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Comprehensive Building Inspections

Every inspection is carried out by a fully licensed and qualified professional. A building inspection helps prospective property buyers make informed investment decisions.


An inspection can also be completed prior to the purchase contracts - which safeguard the investment of the buyer. 


Talk to our experienced technicians today to book an inspection. 

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Building & Pest Inspection Process

The building and pest inspection process can help to identify any potential issues that may not be immediately visible to the naked eye.


Here is what you should expect:


  1. Inspectors typically start by performing a visual inspection of the property. This may include a review of the property's structure, including the foundation, walls, roof and other major components, as well as a check for the presence of pests such as termites.
  2. The inspector may also use specialised equipment, such as thermal imaging cameras or moisture meters, to help identify potential issues. The time it will take for the inspector to complete the process could be several hours or an entire day. This will depend on the size of the property, the number of dwellings and its age.
  3. After the inspection is completed, the inspector will provide a report detailing their findings. This report will include a list of any issues that were identified, along with recommendations for how to address them. It is important to carefully review the report and consider the recommendations made by the inspector before deciding to proceed with your purchase


To book an inspection with one of our licensed professionals, get in touch with our team today.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Why should I get a building or pest inspection?

    It’s almost like buying a car without having a mechanic having a look at it first. It’s important to thoroughly inspect the property. 


    Border Pest Control has several decades’ experience in building and pest inspections, reporting on faults and issues to be fixed, offering and providing necessary solutions. 


    Border Pest Control is also Housesafe accredited.

  • Is it expensive to have a building and pest inspection?

    An informative report regarding the condition of your property may save you money in the long run - finding faults and repairs with your property that are sometimes not visible to the naked eye. 


    Depending on the property, a full building report and pest inspection can usually be completed for $590.

  • How long does a building and pest inspection take?

    The length of a building and pest inspection can vary depending on the size and complexity of the property. 


    In general, a building inspection can take anywhere from a few hours to a full day to complete.

  • How do I prepare for a building and pest inspection?

    To prepare for a building and pest inspection, you should make sure that the property is easily accessible and that all areas of the building can be safely inspected. 


    This may involve moving furniture and other items out of the way and making sure that all doors and windows are unlocked. 


    You should also make sure that all utilities, such as electricity and water, are turned on.

  • Can I attend the building and pest inspection?

    Yes, you are welcome to attend the building and pest inspection. 


    It is a good idea to attend the inspection so that you can ask questions and get a better understanding of the condition of the property.

  • Can I request specific areas or systems to be inspected?

    Yes, you can request that specific areas or systems be given more attention during the inspection. 


    For example, you may want to request a more thorough inspection of the roof or the plumbing system. 


    It is a good idea to discuss your specific concerns with the inspector before the inspection takes place.

  • What happens after the building and pest inspection is completed?

    After the building and pest inspection is completed, you will receive a written report detailing the findings of the inspection. 


    The report will include a list of any issues or defects that were identified, as well as recommendations for repairs or further action. 

  • How long will it take to receive the inspection report?

    The length of time it takes to receive the inspection report will depend on the inspector and the complexity of the property. 


    In most cases, you can expect to receive the report within a few days of the inspection.

  • Is the inspection report guaranteed to be accurate?

    The inspection report is a professional opinion based on the observations made during the inspection. 


    The inspector will do their best to identify any issues or defects, but it is important to understand that the report is not a guarantee of the condition of the property. 


    There may be latent defects (defects that are not immediately visible) or other issues that are not identified during the inspection.

  • How often should I get a building & pest inspection?

    It is generally recommended to get a building & pest inspection when purchasing a property, but you may also want to consider getting an inspection on a regular basis to maintain the condition of your property. 


    The frequency of inspections will depend on the age and condition of the property, as well as any specific concerns you may have.

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