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Kew East homes often mix older weatherboard and brick builds with newer renovations—this package checks structural movement, hidden pest activity, legacy materials like asbestos, and electrical safety so you can negotiate with clear, practical findings.
11 professional inspection services bundled together for maximum value
We visually inspect key structural elements to identify signs of major movement, distress or failure that can compromise the integrity of the home. In Kew East, where older homes may have had extensions or re-stumping work over time, this helps you spot red flags before you commit.
Learn more about Major Structural Defects in Kew EastThis covers significant defects in building components that can affect safety, liveability and future repair cost. For Kew East buyers, it’s especially useful when a property has been renovated—our focus is on whether the building elements present as sound and consistent, not just cosmetically updated.
Learn more about Major Building Defects in Kew EastBuying in Kew East (3102) can mean anything from an original mid-century home to a renovated family property with extensions. The Premium Package is built for that variety, so you’re not relying on assumptions about what’s behind walls, under floors, or above ceilings. For $699, you get 11 inspection components working together: major structural and building defect checks, safety hazards, termite and timber pest inspection, a visual asbestos survey, mould identification, electrical visual inspection plus polarity safety testing, a digital floor level survey, smoke detector presence/placement assessment, and a review of minor defects that can become expensive if ignored. ACE Building and Pest Inspections brings Melbourne-focused experience with local knowledge across the eastern suburbs, backed by clear reporting that prioritises what matters for your next steps. We explain what we found, why it matters, and the practical options—repair, monitor, or seek specialist advice—so you can move forward with confidence in your decision-making.
Kew East properties commonly show a blend of older construction methods and incremental upgrades, which can create mismatches between the original structure and later renovations (for example, altered drainage, reworked subfloors, or updated rooms tied into older wiring). With leafy streets and established gardens, timber elements such as fences, pergolas and subfloor framing can attract timber pests, while ageing wet areas and poor ventilation can contribute to mould—making a combined building, pest, moisture and electrical check particularly valuable here.
If you’re buying in 3102 and want structural findings, pest risk, asbestos flags, electrical safety checks and floor level data in one visit, call ACE Building and Pest Inspections on 0485 857 077.
We check for visible hazards that could create immediate risk, such as unsafe access areas, damaged materials, or conditions that increase injury risk. Kew East homes with older garages, stairways, decks or DIY updates can hide hazards that don’t stand out during a short open inspection.
Learn more about Safety Hazards in Kew EastWe inspect accessible areas for evidence of termites and timber pests, conditions conducive to activity, and the likely risk points around the property. In Kew East, established gardens, timber landscaping and older subfloors can create entry and feeding opportunities, so this inspection helps you understand risk and next steps.
Learn more about Termite & Timber Pest Inspection in Kew EastOur visual-only asbestos survey identifies materials that may contain asbestos based on appearance and typical use in older builds. Many Kew East homes include original eaves, wall linings or wet area materials from eras where asbestos products were common, so flagging suspect materials early can help you plan safe renovation or removal pathways.
Learn more about Visual Asbestos Survey in Kew EastWe look for visible mould growth and indicators of moisture issues that commonly drive mould in living areas, bathrooms and subfloors. For Kew East properties, this can be important where older ventilation, shaded rooms or past leaks have left lingering moisture problems that buyers often miss.
Learn more about Mould Presence in Kew EastWe visually assess accessible electrical components for obvious issues, wear, and installation concerns. Kew East houses that have had piecemeal upgrades can show a mix of old and new electrical work, and this check helps you identify where further electrical advice may be warranted.
Learn more about Electrical Visual Inspection in Kew EastWe take precise floor level measurements to identify unevenness that can indicate movement, settlement or past structural changes. In Kew East, this is particularly helpful for homes with older timber floors, extensions, or previous subfloor works where slope can affect doors, cracks and long-term performance.
Learn more about Digital Floor Level Survey in Kew EastWe visually confirm the presence and placement of smoke detectors to help you understand what’s currently installed. Many Kew East homes have been updated room-by-room, so this quick check helps highlight gaps you may want to address immediately after settlement.
Learn more about Smoke Detectors Assessment in Kew EastWe perform electrical polarity testing to help detect potentially dangerous wiring conditions that can create shock risk. This is a practical add-on for Kew East properties where older circuits may still be in service despite renovations elsewhere in the home.
Learn more about Electrical Safety Assessment in Kew EastWe report smaller defects that can snowball into bigger repairs, such as early deterioration, maintenance issues, or minor water entry points. In Kew East, these items can include ageing seals, guttering concerns or subfloor ventilation issues—small fixes now that can prevent larger damage later.
Learn more about Minor Property Defects in Kew East