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Many Mitchelton homes, especially older-style Queenslanders, offer charm but may hide termite damage or wood rot behind skirting boards, under floorboards or within roof voids. A building and pest inspection brings those hidden issues to light. Early detection stops minor damage from turning into major repair costs.
If the inspection finds defects, such as structural cracks, pest infestation, or electrical faults, you have strong grounds to negotiate the purchase price. You won’t be paying full price for a property that needs repairs. Sellers may be open to price adjustments or to covering repair costs, putting you in a better position.
Armed with a detailed inspection report, you can confidently decide if you want to proceed with the sale, request repairs, or walk away. For sellers, sharing a current inspection report can reassure potential buyers and speed up the process. Either way, inspection reports give you reliable, factual information to base your next move on.
We conduct a full interior inspection, checking for termite mud tubes, droppings, nests, damp spots, and signs of structural decay. We examine floor coverings, around window and door frames, and skirting areas, particularly in older Queenslander-style homes, to detect subtle damage.
Our exterior inspection includes checking exposed timbers, cladding, stumps or piers, verandahs, fences, and garden beds or mulch areas close to the home. We look for pest damage, moisture entry, and potential risk factors that can accelerate pest activity or rot.
We carefully inspect roof voids and sub‑floor areas for termite activity, rodent nesting, water leaks, or damaged timbers. Mitchelton’s climate can create ideal breeding conditions for pests, and the roof void is often the first area they invade.
We check crawl spaces and sloped floors for damp conditions, wood rot, or pest hiding places. Older Mitchelton properties often have timber flooring or raised sub‑floor areas that require close inspection for moisture or decay.
We examine the grounds around the building, including foundations, retaining walls, garden beds, lawns, and fences, for signs of pest entry points, drainage issues, or sources of moisture that attract pests. We note vegetation or timber stored close to the home, which may provide pathways for termites.
Contact us to arrange a convenient inspection time in Mitchelton. We offer daytime and early evening availability to suit your schedule and your real estate agent’s timing.
At Zoom BPI, our licensed inspector conducts a detailed assessment of your property’s structure and pest activity. We check all critical areas, interior, exterior, roof and floor spaces, and surrounding grounds, to ensure no area is overlooked.
We email a comprehensive report on the same day, complete with high-resolution photos, detailed observations, and recommendations. This fast turnaround helps you make decisions without delay.
Our inspectors hold full licences for both building and pest inspections. They know Mitchelton’s building styles, soils, and common pest challenges. Their experience guarantees clear, trustworthy assessments.
We follow relevant Australian Standards (such as AS 4349.1 for building inspections and AS 3660.2 for subterranean termite management), ensuring inspections are thorough, consistent, and industry‑recognised.
We deliver clear, well‑structured inspection reports within 24 hours. You’ll receive major findings, recommended next steps, risk level assessments, and professional advice to help you plan your next move.
Using infrared cameras, moisture metres, probe rods, and thermal imaging, our inspectors can find hidden moisture pockets, heat variations, or structural defects without damaging your property. These tools help uncover issues that might otherwise go unseen.
Under Queensland standards, a building inspection includes visible and accessible structural elements roofs, walls, floors, foundations, and any safety or compliance issues (e.g. electrics, water leaks).