The proposed works can include a new unit building (particularly if there are underground garages), new house construction, renovation or alteration works, road works, underground tunneling or demolition.
When is a Dilapidation Inspection Report Needed?
An initial pre-dilapidation inspection report is undertaken prior to any construction works commencing so that any cracking and/or damage to the neighbouring properties and/or council assets can be documented to protect both parties from any potential claims.
A final post-dilapidation inspection report is undertaken on completion of the works and any changes are documented so that remedial works can be undertaken or in any case a dispute can be resolved by issuing our report as a piece of evidence.
Council usually requests a dilapidation report, prior to most construction sites beginning, so any bonds taken can be returned on completion of the construction works if the outside of a building site such as pathways, kerbing, drainage, road and any other conditions of the surrounding Council property are not damaged.

Why is a Dilapidation Inspection Report Important?

- Building & Pest Inspections
- Pre-Purchase Inspection Reports
- Pre Purchase Commercial Building Inspection
- NCAT Disputes
- Dilapidation Building Report
- Building Defects Inspection
- Sewer Diagrams
- Building Repairs
- Asbestos Inspection Report
- Building Completion Report
- Electrical Inspection Report
- Commercial Building Inspection
- Home Warranty Inspection
- ID Survey Report
- Pest Inspection Report
- Plumbing Inspection
- Pre-Purchase Pool Inspection
- Strata Inspection Report
- Structural Engineer Report
- Termite Inspection
- Thermal Pest Inspection
- Property Rezoning
- Strata Inspections
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