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Currambine’s name was approved in 1980, chosen by the City of Wanneroo from a reference book as an Aboriginal word from New South Wales meaning heaps of rocks, but the suburb itself didn’t take shape until the mid-1990s, developed as a residential area next to the newly built Currambine train station, which opened in 1993. Currambine Central shopping centre anchors the south-western corner, and the Joondalup Golf Course and Resort runs through the suburb’s south-east, with five of its holes sitting inside Currambine’s boundary. Currambine Primary School opened in 1997, alongside Francis Jordan Catholic School, as the estate filled in around the station.

The three defect categories we see most in Currambine homes are builder workmanship defects, wet area waterproofing issues and termite activity near the golf course. Most homes here went up quickly through the mid-1990s building boom around the new train station, and we still find missed roof tie-downs, patchy brickwork and render cracking from that rush. Bathroom and shower waterproofing from this era often falls short of what’s required now, and we test rather than assume it’s sound. With Joondalup Golf Course running through the suburb and constant garden irrigation across the estate, termites have no shortage of moisture to work with.

A 1990s estate home near the station looks tidy enough from the street, but the roof space and the wet areas tell a different story more often than buyers expect. Our registered builders check both properly, with your report within 24 hours.

The difference with WA Building Inspections is simple: our inspectors are licensed registered builders (BP104751). Real Builders. Better Inspections. That’s why over 30,000 Perth home buyers have trusted us.