by GoInspect AI | Jul 9, 2026 | Blog
Most new home buyers spend months choosing finishes and fixtures, then walk into their handover day completely unprepared for what actually matters. The result is a rushed walkthrough, a pile of unsigned defects, and a builder who has moved on to the next project...
by GoInspect AI | Jul 8, 2026 | Blog
Electrical defects in new homes are far more common than most Queensland buyers expect. Industry data from the Queensland Building and Construction Commission shows that electrical and mechanical issues consistently rank among the top defect categories reported at...
by GoInspect AI | Jul 7, 2026 | Blog
Most new home buyers assume a signed contract and a final walk-through are enough to protect their investment. They are not. A quality assurance certificate construction document is one of the most overlooked protections in a residential handover, and developers who...
by GoInspect AI | Jul 6, 2026 | Blog
When a housing development spans 50, 100, or 500 lots, a single defect missed at handover is an inconvenience. A pattern of defects missed across every unit is a liability. Yet most builders still rely on standalone inspection reports that treat each dwelling in...
by GoInspect AI | Jul 5, 2026 | Blog
A duplex presents twice the complexity of a standard new home inspection, yet most buyers treat it as a single dwelling check. In practice, the party wall alone generates a category of defects that standard residential inspection checklists completely ignore. A duplex...
