by GoInspect | Aug 3, 2026 | Blog, Building Defects
Paint, plaster and tiling issues can affect the finish and everyday use of a new home. A pre-handover inspection documents visible concerns so you can discuss them with the builder. Findings should be assessed under the relevant requirements and viewing conditions,...
by GoInspect | Jul 28, 2026 | Blog, Building Defects
Most buyers assume that because a high-rise apartment is brand new, it will be defect-free at handover. That assumption is expensive. A high rise inspection Brisbane consistently reveals construction defects across waterproofing, fire systems, internal finishes, and...
by GoInspect | Jul 13, 2026 | Blog, Building Defects
A newly built home can have visible damage, unfinished work or fittings that need adjustment. An independent handover inspection records those observations so the builder can review them. The following examples include items documented in an anonymised GoInspect...
by GoInspect | Jul 8, 2026 | Blog, Building Defects
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 | Jul 5, 2026 | Blog, Building Defects
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...
by GoInspect | Jun 27, 2026 | Blog, Building Defects
Building compliance and finished-work quality are related, but they are not the same inspection task. Understanding the references used in a new-home assessment helps you ask useful questions and interpret your defect report. Key takeaway: A visible finding should be...
