Premium Package Inspections in Laburnum

We identify visible safety hazards that may create immediate risk, including trip hazards, unsafe balustrades, and other issues that can affect day-one liveability. For Laburnum buyers, it helps confirm whether a “move-in ready” home has practical safety problems hidden in decks, steps, bathrooms or garages.

We inspect accessible areas for termite activity and timber pest evidence, and we also assess conditions that can attract pests. Laburnum’s established gardens and timber features can create favourable conditions, so we pay close attention to subfloors, external timbers, fences and areas where moisture may persist.

Our visual-only asbestos survey flags materials and locations that commonly contain asbestos, without invasive sampling. In Laburnum, this matters if you’re buying an older home or a renovated property where original eaves, wall linings, bathroom substrates or outbuildings may still be present.

We check for visible mould indicators and the moisture conditions that often drive it, such as poor ventilation, leaks and damp subfloor zones. For Laburnum properties with shaded areas, older bathrooms, or enclosed subfloors, this can help you budget for ventilation improvements or repairs before mould becomes a recurring issue.

We visually assess accessible electrical components for obvious defects, ageing or unsafe presentation. In Laburnum, where some homes have had partial upgrades over time, this inspection helps identify mismatches between older wiring practices and newer fittings that may warrant an electrician’s attention.

We take precise digital measurements to identify floor level variations that can indicate movement, settlement or subfloor issues. This is particularly useful in Laburnum where buyers may be comparing an original floor to a renovated extension and want objective data to support negotiations.

We visually confirm the presence and placement of smoke detectors to help you understand what’s installed at the property at the time of inspection. For Laburnum buyers, it’s a quick way to spot gaps so you can plan upgrades immediately after settlement if needed.

We perform electrical polarity testing to identify potentially dangerous wiring issues that aren’t obvious from appearance alone. In Laburnum homes with DIY history, older switchgear, or mixed renovations, polarity testing adds another layer of clarity before you commit.

We report on smaller defects that can become expensive if ignored, such as early water damage, deteriorated seals, sticking doors, or maintenance issues. In Laburnum, these items often show up around older windows, wet areas, external timberwork and roofing details, and they can affect your first-year maintenance budget.