by GoInspect | Sep 14, 2026 | Blog
Builders use the terms “PCI inspection” and “handover inspection” so interchangeably that most new homeowners assume they mean exactly the same thing. In some contexts they do. In others, the distinction is precise enough to affect what gets...
by GoInspect | Sep 13, 2026 | Blog
Your builder has called to say your new home is ready. Naturally, you are excited. But before you hand over the final payment and pick up the keys, there is one step that separates homeowners who move in with confidence from those who spend the next twelve months...
by GoInspect | Sep 12, 2026 | Blog
Most builders and developers treat the defect inspection report as a homeowner tool, something produced by an independent inspector to find fault with their work. That framing is wrong, and it costs builders money. A well-structured defect inspection report for...
by GoInspect | Sep 11, 2026 | Blog
Most new homeowners walk into their practical completion inspection expecting a formality. They leave with a report containing between 20 and 40 documented defects. That gap between expectation and reality is not unusual across South East Queensland, where volume...
by GoInspect | Sep 10, 2026 | Blog
Most Brisbane homebuyers walk into their handover inspection unprepared, and many pay for it long after the keys are handed over. A handover inspection in Brisbane is not a courtesy service offered by your builder. It is an independent, licensed assessment of whether...
by GoInspect | Sep 9, 2026 | Blog
Most Brisbane buyers signing off on a new build assume the price tag on their inspection quote tells them everything they need to know. It does not. A new home inspection cost Brisbane buyers encounter can range from under $400 to well over $1,200, and the difference...
