The building inspection plus a timber pest inspection under AS 4349.3, in one visit. We report what we find and the conditions around the house that invite termites in.
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Fully licensed & accredited
Building & Plumbing Commission
Australian Society of Building Consultants
Strata Community Association
Building Dispute Practitioners Society The building component is reported under AS 4349.1 and the timber pest component under AS 4349.3. A timber pest inspection reports on evidence found; it is not a treatment and never a guarantee that a property is free of pests.
36 checkpoints across 9 areas on a standard Clyde building and pest inspection. We inspect what can be reached safely on the day. Anything locked, covered or blocked by stored goods is recorded as not inspected rather than passed.
From a building and pest inspection in Berwick, in the same City of Casey.










New Construction Stage Inspections Seven checks through a Clyde build, each timed for the moment before the work is covered and can no longer be seen.
Pre-Handover (PCI) Inspections The inspection before you accept keys, turning a rushed builder walk through into a numbered list they have to answer.
Defect Investigation Reports An independent read on whether what your builder called acceptable actually meets the standard, item by item.
Pre-Purchase Building Inspections What a Clyde house is really like behind the styling, reported under AS 4349.1 before you are committed. Instant online pricing for Clyde, or contact the booking team.
No, and no inspection can. AS 4349.3 is an inspect and report standard. We report evidence visible on the day and the conditions that make an attack more likely. We do not treat, and we never certify a property as pest free.
We do not open walls, move stored goods, enter areas without safe access, or test electrical, gas or plumbing. Chemical treatment and any warranty on it come from a licensed pest controller, not from us.
The notice records what was installed and when, and most systems need periodic inspection to stay effective. We record what the notice says and whether what we can see matches it.