by GoInspect | Oct 17, 2026 | Blog
A new kitchen or laundry is one of the best parts of moving into a new home. Before cupboards fill up and furniture arrives, take a moment to look at the cabinet doors and exposed edges. A small chip is easier to describe clearly when the room is still empty. Your...
by GoInspect | Oct 17, 2026 | Blog
Once plasterboard is installed, much of a house frame is hidden. A frame-stage inspection gives you an opportunity to have the visible work checked and discuss concerns with your builder while the relevant details remain accessible. This checklist explains what to...
by GoInspect | Oct 17, 2026 | Blog
Caboolture and North Lakes have become two of the busiest places in Moreton Bay for new housing, and that growth brings a predictable problem: homes get handed over with defects that were built in, not added later. Many buyers walk through a new house once, see clean...
by GoInspect | Oct 16, 2026 | Blog
Roofing defects in new Queensland homes are rarely dramatic, which is exactly why they get missed. A new roof looks finished from the street, so most owners assume the hard part was done by the builder. Our inspectors see the gap every week across Brisbane, the Gold...
by GoInspect | Oct 15, 2026 | Blog
Most buyers in the north of Brisbane assume the builder’s final walk-through will catch everything. It rarely does. A new house can pass the builder’s internal checks and still arrive with a poorly flashed window, a shower floor that falls the wrong way,...
