Aintree Building
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What a building inspection can and cannot tell you

The limits of a pre-purchase inspection under AS 4349.1, in plain terms.

Aintree 3336 · 25 March 2026

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In short: A report covers what is visible and accessible on the day. Understanding its limits helps you read it correctly.

Clear, non-invasive inspection

Nothing is removed or taken apart. Hidden parts cannot be seen.

Obstructions

Furniture, stored items and floor coverings limit what can be inspected, and the report lists them.

Inspect before buying

We report findings. Any repairs are a job for a builder or tradesperson.

Aintree specifics

Inspections in Aintree look at the condition of the home against the Guide to Standards and Tolerances.

Written by our local inspection team from work carried out in Aintree. Licensed building practitioners.

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FAQ

Questions Aintree owners ask about this

Can you guarantee the house is safe?

No inspection can. The report states what was accessible on the day.

Are the limitations restrictive?

The report details the specific defects found during the on-site inspection.

Does the report cover asbestos?

It covers visible materials. Hidden or coated materials cannot be confirmed.

Is a timber pest report included?

It covers timber pests. AS 4349.3 is a separate report for termites and borers.

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