Post Defect
Rectification Inspection
Once the contractor has completed the rectification work, PHILinspect will ensure that all defects have been properly repaired and corrected.
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Yubeth Turda
Homeowner
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We understand how crucial it is to ensure that all defects identified during renovation, new construction or property turnover have been properly rectified. Our Post-Defect Rectification Inspection services provide a final review of your property to ensure all corrections are carried out, guaranteeing your investment is up to the highest standards before turnover. Whether you're a homeowner, property developer, or investor, this inspection gives you peace of mind, knowing that your property meets your expectations.
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How to Handle Defects
Step 1
Client Turnover
Once you get notice that your property is completed after a renovation or
new construction.
Identify defects is a must.
Do note that buildings are assumed to be free from any issues or defects by the time they are ready for turnover.
Step 2
Defect Assessment
It is on you, as the homeowner, to make sure that every part of your home is free from defects within the defect liability "warranty" period.
Hire PHILinspect, a professional inspection service, to assess the property's quality and safety.
Step 3
Inspection Report
If your Defect Liability Period has not yet lapsed, get PHILinspect's Inspection report and compile a list of our findings and submit to the contractor or developer. They are obligated to rectify any defects within the one year warranty period.
Step 4
Contractor Rectification
Your contractor or developer will address your concerns and schedule a date for rectifications to begin. Be sure to get a completion date. Once all defects have been rectified, do not assume that the work was done correctly. Double check!
Step 5
Post Defect Rectification
Inspection
After you have a date for the final punchlisting,
schedule a Post Defect Rectification Inspection with PHILinspect. This will ensure that your property is defect-free, allowing you to move in with peace of mind.
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FAQ
Why should I get a Home Buyer Consultation before buying a property?
A Home Buyer Consultation is a visual assessment of the property's condition, making you aware of any key issues to allow you to make an informed decision about your future investment.
What components are typically covered in a Home Buyer Consultation?
A Home Buyer Consultation includes a visual examination of all the main interior and exterior areas of the home, including the foundation, structure, plumbing and electrical system, HVAC, and more to ensure you have a better understanding of the home’s condition. An inspection report is not included with this service. If you’re looking for a more comprehensive inspection, consider a Full Home Inspection.
How long does a Home Buyer Consultation take?
A Home Buyer Consultation typically takes 45 minutes to complete, however the time it takes depends on the home's size and scope of the assessment.
What if the Home Buyer Consultation reveals issues with the property I am buying?
If issues are found, it's important to note that you have options. Buyers can raise the concerns to the sellers, renegotiate the terms of the purchase, or budget and make the necessary repairs after closing
Are cosmetic imperfections addressed in a Home Buyer Consultation?
No, a Home Buyer Consultation does not address cosmetic imperfections as it focuses on addressing safety hazards and structural concerns with the home.
Do you test for environmental hazards during a Full Home Inspection?
To ensure a comprehensive evaluation of the home you are looking to purchase, hire a highly qualified and professional inspector. You should also attend the inspection in person. Focus on the major systems of the home - assessing the structural elements, checking for water damage and mold, evaluating the electrical and plumbing systems, and inspecting the HVAC system. Review the detailed inspection report thoroughly, and don’t be afraid to ask questions or seek clarification.
Do you perform engineering, architectural, plumbing, or sewer assessments during a standard Full Home Inspection?
To ensure a comprehensive evaluation of the home you are looking to purchase, hire a highly qualified and professional inspector. You should also attend the inspection in person. Focus on the major systems of the home - assessing the structural elements, checking for water damage and mold, evaluating the electrical and plumbing systems, and inspecting the HVAC system. Review the detailed inspection report thoroughly, and don’t be afraid to ask questions or seek clarification.