by GoInspect | Oct 23, 2026 | Blog, Handover Inspections
Most people who buy a house and land package in South East Queensland sign the contract, watch the slab go down, and assume someone is checking the build. In practice, nobody is, unless you pay for an independent check. A house and land package inspection is that...
by GoInspect | Oct 19, 2026 | Blog, Handover Inspections
Your builder’s inspector is not on your side of the table. They are engaged by the company that built your home, they report to the same managers who schedule the trades, and they sign off work the builder is responsible for fixing. That does not make them...
by GoInspect | Oct 17, 2026 | Blog, Handover Inspections
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 15, 2026 | Blog, Handover Inspections
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,...
by GoInspect | Oct 13, 2026 | Blog, Handover Inspections
If you want to choose building inspector Queensland buyers can actually rely on, start with the licence, not the price or the sales office recommendation. Most new home buyers book a handover inspection with little checking, then discover a missed defect months after...
by GoInspect | Oct 13, 2026 | Blog, Handover Inspections
Inspection day for a new home is the moment many buyers realise they have no idea what they are actually looking at. The keys are almost in hand, the carpets are down, and the pressure to sign off is building. Knowing what to expect in a building inspection turns that...
