You have been closely involved in the building of your new house for months. The completion date is just about in sight, and you are already making plans on where the furniture will go. But, just before you sign off to take ownership, did you inspect every aspect of the building for compliance and workmanship? A handover inspection is a detailed evaluation of your newly built house BEFORE you take ownership and make your final payment. This is where Resicert will go through everything in the property, from the foundations to the ridge beam, to make certain everything is exactly as it should be. This is your last chance to detect any concerns with the property before you take ownership and the contractor is done. You want everything to be right in order to prevent any disputes with the builder later on regarding who is responsible for a problem and whether it is covered by your warranty. The property inspector will tune in to any specific concerns you may have about anything that may be a problem, especially if you feel the contractor hasn't given a complete answer. The inspector will complete a top-to-bottom assessment, inside and out, including basement walls and foundation, roof and flashing, exterior walls and siding, drainage, and each room including any fixtures, fittings, door, and window hardware. We check to make sure all work is complete and inspect the quality of the work so you can be certain you are getting exactly what you paid for. We offer four different levels of inspections, all covering structural certainty, the roof cavity, subfloor, interior of every room, outside house perimeter, fences, outbuildings, and trees. Comprehensive reports are clear, easy to read, and available within 48 hours, accompanied by a thorough verbal assessment before the inspector leaves.