Safety Hazards Inspection Bellfield

In Bellfield we often see staged renovations that create uneven floor transitions, older staircases with loose treads, and external steps or paths that become slippery after rain. Older electrical fittings, DIY outdoor power setups, and aging decks are also common. A Safety Hazards inspection focuses on these practical risks in accessible areas and documents what should be addressed first.

We perform a visual inspection for electrical safety red flags, such as damaged outlets, missing covers, signs of overheating, and unsafe temporary wiring. We don’t do invasive testing or certify electrical compliance—that must be done by a licensed electrician. If we spot risk indicators, we clearly recommend the right follow-up so you can confirm safety before moving in.

Yes. New-looking finishes don’t always mean safe construction. We check accessible stairs, landings, handrails, and balustrades for obvious fall risks, movement and poor fixings. Renovations can also hide inconsistencies where new extensions meet older structures. If something appears non-compliant or unstable, we document it and recommend further assessment by the appropriate qualified trade.

Yes. Narrow side access, uneven paving, cracked concrete, and sudden level changes at thresholds can be easy to miss during an open for inspection. We review accessible external paths, driveways, steps and entry points, and we note poor lighting or drainage that increases slip risk. These items are important for everyday safety and for planning practical rectification.

Use the report to prioritise immediate safety fixes, estimate likely rectification costs, and decide what you’ll request from the vendor. The photographed findings help you have specific conversations with builders, electricians or handymen rather than guessing. If you’re negotiating, the documented hazards give you clear, property-specific reasons for a repair request or price adjustment.