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Building and Pest Inspections in Fraser Rise

The building inspection and a timber pest inspection in one Fraser Rise visit, with both findings in one report.

  • Building and timber pest together
  • Timber pests to AS 4349.3
  • Building to AS 4349.1
  • Moisture meter on suspect walls
  • Conducive conditions listed
  • No treatment sold to you
  • Report within a day
  • One visit, one booking
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What is included

What is included in a Fraser Rise building and pest inspection

The building half follows AS 4349.1 and the timber pest half AS 4349.3. The pest inspection reports visible evidence and conducive conditions on the day; it does not treat and cannot guarantee a property is free of termites.

Gardens against the house

  • Beds above the slab edge
  • Mulch over weep holes
  • Irrigation wetting walls

Ground and drainage

  • Fall back towards the house
  • Ponding beside footings
  • Downpipe discharge

Moisture in the walls

  • Meter readings at skirtings
  • Thermal scan of damp areas
  • Leaks near timber

Roof space timbers

  • Workings and damage
  • Damp timber
  • Where safe to enter

Timber outside

  • Fences touching the house
  • Sleepers and edging
  • Stored timber and offcuts

Trees and stumps

  • Stumps left in the yard
  • Trees close to the slab

Slab edge and walls

  • Slab edge visible for inspection
  • Cracks in render or brick
  • Termite notice where required

20 checkpoints across 7 areas on a standard Fraser Rise building and pest inspection. Locked rooms, stored furniture or a roof too steep to walk are written into the report as not inspected, with the reason.

Sample findings

Sample findings from our building and pest inspections near Fraser Rise

Conducive conditions for termites beside a house, recorded on a building and pest inspection in Maidstone
Garden beds and pots against the house wall, inviting termites in, Maidstone
Insufficient grading beside a house, recorded on a building and pest inspection in Maidstone
Side path falling back towards the house, holding water at the wall, Maidstone
Ground with insufficient slope, recorded on a building and pest inspection in Maidstone
Ground level built up against the wall line with no fall away, Maidstone
Possible roof leak point, recorded on a building and pest inspection in Newport
Possible roof leak point above a room, a moisture source for pests, Newport
Water ponding on a roof, recorded on a building and pest inspection in Maidstone
Water ponding on a roof surface, accelerating wear and damp, Maidstone
Our inspectors reviewing a report together
Why Fraser Rise owners choose us

Independent. Licensed. Insured.

  • Handover is most of the work here
  • Roofs looked at from above
  • Wet areas checked with instruments
  • A list a supervisor can close
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FAQ

Building and Pest Inspections in Fraser Rise: common questions

Do you treat termites if you find them?

No. We report the evidence and the conditions causing risk. Treatment and any warranty for it come from a licensed pest controller, and keeping the two apart is what keeps our report independent.

Does a clean pest report mean no termites?

It means none were visible in the areas we could reach on the day. Termites work inside timber and behind linings, so a guarantee is not something any inspector can honestly give.

What is not included in a Fraser Rise building and pest inspection?

Invasive testing such as drilling or cutting into walls, moving furniture or stored goods, treatment of any kind, and everything AS 4349.1 leaves out of the building half: electrical, gas, plumbing pressure, appliances and pools.

How often should a Fraser Rise home be checked?

Once a year is the usual guidance, and sooner if the report lists conducive conditions you have not yet cleared.

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