Question 1

What is a home inspection?

Accepted Answer

A systematic, room-by-room assessment of a property's condition — covering civil work, electricals, plumbing, dampness, finishes and fittings. You receive a photo-documented report grading every issue by severity, so you can negotiate, plan repairs, or ask the builder for fixes.

Question 2

When should I schedule an inspection?

Accepted Answer

For a new flat, book before handover or registration so the builder fixes defects at their cost. For resale, inspect after your final visit but before paying the token or signing — the report gives you negotiating clarity.

Question 3

How long does an inspection take?

Accepted Answer

A typical 2–3 BHK takes 2–4 hours on site depending on size and scope. Larger villas and dampness investigations can take longer — we confirm the slot when you book.

Question 4

What areas of the property do you inspect?

Accepted Answer

Every accessible room and service: structure, walls, ceilings, flooring, doors and windows, kitchen, bathrooms, electricals, plumbing, dampness, fixtures, ventilation and measurements. The exact checklist depends on the service you choose.

Question 5

Do you inspect brand-new homes from builders?

Accepted Answer

Yes — pre-handover inspection of new homes is one of our most-booked services. New flats routinely have 50+ snags in finishing and fittings, and our report gives the builder a precise fix-list before you take possession.

Question 6

Can I attend the inspection?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely, and we encourage it. Walking with the inspector helps you see issues first-hand and ask questions on the spot. If you can't attend, the photo report covers everything in detail.

Question 7

When will I receive the report?

Accepted Answer

Within 8 hours of the site visit. Each finding includes photographs, its exact location, a severity grade and a clear recommendation.

Question 8

What happens if you find defects?

Accepted Answer

For new homes, you share the report with the builder and request rectification — then book a re-inspection so we verify the fixes. For resale, you can renegotiate the price or budget for repairs with full knowledge.

Question 9

Do you offer re-inspections?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A re-inspection re-checks every finding from your original report with fresh photo evidence and confirms whether each rectification actually holds up.

Question 10

How much does an inspection cost?

Accepted Answer

Pricing depends on property size and the type of inspection. Share your configuration and location on WhatsApp or the booking form and we'll confirm a quote before you commit to anything.

Everything homeowners ask us.

Everything homeowners ask us.

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