If you are having your new home built, whether it be a house, townhouse, or unit, it is highly recommended to have a Practical Completion Building Inspection done once the build reaches this final stage. At this point, the build is deemed to be complete, and the final invoice is issued by the Builder. This critical inspection is ideally done prior to handover or settlement to protect your investment. DKT Building Inspections provides a very detailed report outlining crucial items such as the overall quality of finish, any outstanding building defects, instances of poor workmanship, potential safety hazards, and Building Code non-compliances. All of these items are meticulously viewed and assessed in line with the Queensland Building and Construction Commission's (QBCC) Standards and Tolerances Guide and the Building Code of Australia. The comprehensive report is usually forwarded directly to the Builder for action to address any issues and defects found. Furthermore, a Practical Completion Re-Inspection can also be arranged, and is recommended, once the Builder advises that the identified issues have been rectified. This re-inspection checks that there is nothing still outstanding. This complete service gives our clients peace of mind that their new home or investment property meets all relevant criteria and is completely ready for them, or a tenant, to move into.