Minor Maintenance Issues Found in a Highett Building and Pest Inspection

What the inspection found

Littlefire Building Inspections carried out a building and pest inspection of a two storey detached home in Highett. No serious safety hazards or major defects were found. The inspection did flag a handful of minor issues worth keeping on top of: blocked guttering, doors and windows binding, deteriorating sealants, and floor covering starting to wear.

Timber pest inspection results

On the pest side, no termites or timber pest damage were present, but conditions that could make a future attack more likely were identified, placing the property in the high risk category with a 12 month recheck recommended.

Why a building and pest inspection matters in Highett

A clean-looking result like this one is still worth having in writing. Highett buyers researching a building and pest inspection often assume "no major defects" means nothing to check, but the pest risk rating here shows why the timber pest side of the inspection matters even when the building side comes back reassuring.

FAQ

Is it worth getting a building inspection in Highett if the property looks fine?
Yes. This Highett inspection had no major defects, but the timber pest assessment still flagged conditions conducive to future termite activity, findings a visual walk-through alone wouldn't catch.

How long does a building and pest inspection take in Highett?
Around 1.5 to 2 hours on site, with a full written report following within 24 hours and a phone call from Darren beforehand to talk through what was found.

Buying in Highett? Book a building and pest inspection in Highett to confirm even a good-looking property in writing.

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