Yes, we specialise in new building construction inspections, providing comprehensive services for future homeowners across Perth, including Midland and its surrounding suburbs.

Here are the New Construction Inspections we offer:

1) Practical Completion Inspection Perth.

2) Building Construction (Stage) Inspection Perth.

3) Waterproofing Inspection Perth.

Our extensive coverage includes areas from Midland itself to Eastern Suburbs, Perth, Midvale, Bellevue, Hazelmere, and further to areas like Ellenbrook and Aveley.

Understanding the local nuances of each suburb, from the bustling community in Bassendean to the scenic views in Guildford and the tranquil lifestyle in Parkerville, is crucial for our work. Our services are tailored to meet the unique environmental, regulatory & community standards across these diverse locations, ensuring your new home is built to, and exceeds the standards and designs.

Whether your new construction is near Midland, close to the natural beauty of Greenmount National Park, or within the vibrant surroundings near Caversham Wildlife Park and Whiteman Park, our team is equipped with the local knowledge to ensure a smooth and compliant building process. Our inspections are designed to navigate the specific challenges and advantages of building in Perth’s diverse landscape, from the heritage-rich areas near The Railway Museum to the serene riverside locales like Woodbridge Riverside Park.

Yes — and our reports are designed to give you the strongest possible position. We document the property’s condition in detail with photographs and plain-English explanations of every defect against the relevant Australian Standard. Whether it’s an acreage block in Mundaring with septic compliance issues, a heritage home in Darlington with timber-frame movement, or an established property in Kalamunda with a failing terracotta roof, our findings give you a clear basis for negotiation. See our full guide on how to negotiate after a building and pest inspection.

Heritage Hills homes carry a unique risk profile. We look closely at original stump and pier foundations and any movement over the decades, timber-frame condition, veranda and deck structure (often the highest-risk areas for termite damage and rot), roof structure and partial re-roof histories, original electrical and plumbing systems that may not meet current standards, asbestos materials common in pre-1990 construction, and the cumulative impact of mature jarrah and marri trees on roof lines, gutters and stormwater management. Heritage character is part of the value — but it can also conceal serious defects. A registered-builder inspector knows exactly what to look for.

Granite outcrops, sloped sites, mature trees, and decades of incremental garden and paving works combine to create stormwater and drainage problems unique to the Hills. We commonly find inadequate stormwater management, retaining walls that have moved or are at end-of-life, bridged damp courses leading to rising damp problems in original brick walls, and slope-related cracking in slabs, footings and external walls. These issues are very fixable when caught early — and very expensive when they’re not.

Our inspectors are licensed registered builders (BP104751) — Real Builders. Better Inspections. We’ve earned over 700 five-star Google reviews, offer a Price Beat Guarantee and deliver reports within 1 day. As seen on Channel 9 and independently rated as Perth’s best building and pest inspector. For more, see how to choose the best building inspector in Perth and our independent legal review recognition.