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Routine Inspection

A routine inspection for a rental property is a scheduled check-up to assess a properties condition. It identifies maintenance issues, ensures lease compliance, and maintains a safe environment for tenants. Typically conducted quarterly, 6 monthly or annually, these inspections also allow landlords to discuss necessary repairs or improvements, preserving the property's value and tenant satisfaction.

NOTE: If you require multiple inspections, please enquire with us before booking to discuss availability and pricing.

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  • General presentation, cleanliness and upkeep of rooms and living areas

  • Walls, ceilings, doors, frames and skirting boards – visible marks, damage or maintenance issues

  • Flooring including carpet, tiles, timber and vinyl – visible damage, stains, wear or deterioration

  • Windows, window coverings, locks and screens – visible condition and damage

  • Kitchen cleanliness and any visible damage

  • Bathrooms, toilets and laundry areas – cleanliness, visible damage, leaks or maintenance concerns

  • Balconies, patios, courtyards and other accessible outdoor areas – general presentation and maintenance

  • Garage and other accessible external areas – general condition, cleanliness and visible maintenance issues

  • Signs of damage, deterioration, water leaks, mould or other maintenance concerns that are visible at the time of inspection

    Note: A routine inspection is a visual assessment of the property's general condition, presentation and any visible maintenance concerns at the time of inspection. It is not a building, pest, electrical, plumbing or compliance assessment and does not include testing concealed or inaccessible areas.

What We Inspect

During a routine inspection of a rental property, several key areas are typically evaluated. Inspectors check for any signs of damage or wear in the interior and exterior of the property as well as how the property is being maintained during the tenancy. Repairs are also reported back for attention

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