Building and timber pest in one attendance under AS 4349.1 and AS 4349.3, which on an established Point Cook home means looking as hard at the ground around the house as at the house itself.
The building component is reported under AS 4349.1 and the timber pest component under AS 4349.3. A timber pest inspection sets out the evidence present on the day of attendance. It is neither a treatment nor a guarantee that the property carries no pests.
0 checkpoints across 0 areas on a standard Point Cook building and pest inspection. Whatever is locked, sealed or buried under stored goods on the day goes in as not inspected. Unreachable work is never marked satisfactory.
From a Point Cook building and pest inspection.







New Construction Stage Inspections Seven checks through a Point Cook build, with the structural items measured against your engineering drawings.
Pre-Handover (PCI) Inspections The inspection before keys, where the safety items get chased hardest.
Pre-Purchase Building Inspections A settled Point Cook home assessed under AS 4349.1, with movement measured rather than described.
Defect Investigation Reports Measuring what failed against what the engineering required, so the argument moves onto the drawing. Instant online pricing, or talk to the booking team on 1300 471 805.
No inspection can. AS 4349.3 is an inspect and report standard, covering evidence visible on the day and the conditions that raise the risk.
Ground falling towards the house holds water at the perimeter. Termites need moisture, and permanently damp soil against a slab supplies it year round.
Walls are not opened, stored goods are left in place, unsafe spaces are not entered, and electrical, gas and plumbing are not tested. Treatment and its warranty come from a licensed pest controller.