by GoInspect | Nov 6, 2026 | Blog
Buyers agents who acquire off-the-plan or recently completed homes in South East Queensland often inherit the same problem. The client is interstate or overseas, the settlement date is fixed, and the builder’s handover walk is often the only check anyone...
by GoInspect | Nov 5, 2026 | Blog
Timber framing defects in a new home in Queensland are rarely visible at handover. The walls are painted, the floors are polished, and the kitchen looks finished, so most buyers walk through and sign off. The timber frame that carries the roof and transfers loads into...
by GoInspect | Nov 4, 2026 | Blog
A new apartment can pass a quick walkthrough and still hide dozens of defects that only show up after you have moved in. In a multi-residential building, the inspection is more than checking one flat. Each unit is its own handover, and the same wall, door or bathroom...
by GoInspect | Nov 3, 2026 | Blog
Most townhouse buyers in Queensland focus on the kitchen, the floor plan and the settlement date, then discover months later that the driveway is cracking, the stormwater pits are blocked and the visitor parking bays were never line-marked. Those problems sit on...
by GoInspect | Nov 2, 2026 | Blog
A defect report sitting in your inbox does nothing until someone acts on it. Many homeowners and investors who take handover of a new home in Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Logan, Ipswich or Redland Bay forward the list to the builder, then wait. Weeks later the same items...
