Australian Home Inspections
Unit 2/9 Haydock St, Forrestdale WA 6112
Australian Home Inspections provides trusted building inspection services in Perth, including pre-purchase inspections, in-construction checks, commercial and strata maintenance, and depreciation schedules.
Services
- Roof tie downs
- Waterproofing
- Walls
- Floors
- Ceilings
- Pool enclosures
- Walls
- Floors
- Ceilings
- Waterproofing
- Fixing methods
- Roof tie downs
Location
Unit 2/9 Haydock St, Forrestdale WA 6112
About
Australian Home Inspections
Australian Home Inspections is a trusted building inspector in Perth, providing property buyers and builders with invaluable, unbiased information. Because a house is often the largest purchase you will make, we offer comprehensive inspection reports designed to give you peace of mind and save you from expensive surprises. Our core services include pre-purchase inspections, in-construction checks, commercial and strata maintenance, and depreciation schedules. By hiring our inspectors for a relatively small fee, you can identify critical issues before they become costly repairs. We regularly uncover hidden concerns such as improper roof tie-downs, inappropriate waterproofing, active water leaks, improper fixing methods, misaligned walls, floors, and ceilings, and non-compliant pool enclosures. Whether you are buying a property, building, or managing a commercial strata, Australian Home Inspections ensures your biggest asset is protected and in safe condition.
Reviews
4.2
VerifiedShaji Pullan
Very good service. I strongly recommending this service to everyone.
Kunal Singh
Thanks to Mr. Kirti for providing exceptional pest control service. He is knowledgeable, polite, and ensures that everything is done safely and efficiently. Pest Solutions Perth is truly the best in the business.
Asif Zahid
I engaged Australian Home Inspections for a Practical Completion Inspection (PCI). A report was issued stating that PCI was achieved. A subsequent independent inspection identified critical, visible defects present at the time that were not captured in the original report, including a missing brick and an unsealed pier. These were not cleaning- or painting-related issues, and incorrect Australian Standards references were also identified in the PCI report. After PCI, I experienced a blocked drain that required rectification and had not been identified during the inspection. When these issues were raised, the responses focused largely on owner–builder commentary and site readiness rather than engaging technically with the independent inspector who challenged the findings. The person providing much of this commentary did not attend or inspect the site. Based on documented reports and correspondence, the inspection represented a missed opportunity to identify defects at the appropriate time and, in my experience, was poor value for money. I would not recommend Australian Home Inspections.