Reg. No.: SA0598215-K
Address: 137A, Jalan Susur Kulai 3, 81000, Kulai, Johor
Tel.: 011-11738412
Our Services
A property inspection is the process of looking over the property to find any defects or poor workmanship so the developer can fix them without charging the property owner any additional cost. It is a process where you check your home thoroughly to see if there are any red flags. It could be the structure, architectural finishing works, mechanical and electrical systems, and plumbing systems. It is also important to inspect the house from a safety standpoint to make sure it is hazard-free. A property inspection is the process of looking over the property to find any defects or poor workmanship so the developer can fix them without charging the property owner any additional cost. You go through a comprehensive inspection of your house to look for any warning signs. It might be the building's framework, design detailing, mechanical, electrical, or plumbing systems. To ensure there are no safety hazards, it is also crucial to inspect the home. Normally, homeowners will employ a professional to look over the property. The inspector will then present a report outlining the defects in the property, its state, and whether it needs to be fixed.
Building Defect Management, which specializes in engineering or property defects, often also offers property inspection services. Just contact us for more details on the package offered by us for your property inspection. The advantages of hiring a professional inspector are that they know exactly what to look out for and have the right tools and methodology to do the job. The property owner can also speak with our inspector about what is included in the inspection. If you have any concerns that you wish to address, inform us so we can be added to the checklist and outline the defects in a detailed report that will be submitted to the property owner in seven (7) days from the day of the inspection of your property. Below are the details of the services provided by us:
New Property Handover Inspection
A handover inspection is conducted on behalf of the home buyer of a newly constructed home. Once the building has been completed and the buyer is ready to take possession of their new house, this service is provided. A property inspection is typically the last step in the building's construction as far as the defect liability time is concerned. Assuring homebuyers that their new home has been correctly finished to the agreed-upon standards is crucial during the construction process.
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Here are the some examples of defects found in the property:
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We examine any outstanding issues and/or incomplete finishes on behalf of the client as an independent third party, ensuring that the structure complies with industry standards. After a comprehensive inspection of the new property, a handover inspection and defect report will specifically point out any minor finishes, quality issues, errors, and defects as well as any general property issues and poor workmanship.
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Window frame damage
Wall crack
Sliding door accessories damage
Ceiling water mark
Re-purchase Inspection
If you’re planning to purchase a property, you should engage with our team as your pre-purchase property inspector before you enter into a contract – or before making an offer. Re-purchase property inspections done with due diligence by a professional property inspector can actually save you in the long run. You can commonly renegotiate the selling price of the property to reflect the cost of required remedial work, or you may even decide you don't want to buy the building at all, if there are significant building defects or any other issues.
The valuation report it may not address any hidden building issues with the house that would be very costly to rectify. This is why it's crucial that you engage a certified and qualified property inspector like us to perform a pre-purchase inspection. The purpose of the pre-purchase property inspection is to provide an opinion on the building condition or the general presentation of a building or property.
We highly advise that if you are thinking about buying a property, you contact us for your property inspection prior to your purchase. Unlike newly-launched properties, purchasers of second hand properties do not have the luxury of a defect liability period (DLP). Some defects or faults of the property will be important or costly to repair.
Before signing the Sales and Purchase Agreement (SPA), order a re-purchase inspection with us to better grasp the actual state of the property.
Re-purchase Inspection
Commercial Inspection
Commercial inspection refers to the process of assessing the condition and evaluate primarily on the quality of workmanship of a commercial property. This type of inspection is typically conducted by a certified assessors who specializes in identify any defects caused by defective workmanship and prepare detailed reports for our clients, outlining the nature and severity of the issues identified of commercial buildings, such as offices, retail spaces, warehouses, and apartment complexes.
During a commercial inspection, the inspector will examine various components of the property, including the architectural works, basic M&E fittings, plumbing systems, and external works. As such, Building Defect Management's adherence to ANNEX A of CIS7:2021 ensures that our clients receive comprehensive and accurate defect inspection reports, enabling them to take appropriate action to rectify any identified issues and ensure that their newly constructed properties meet the highest quality standards.
The findings of a commercial inspection can help property owners and buyers make informed decisions about the property. For example, a buyer may use the results of an inspection to negotiate the price of the property or to request repairs before closing the sale. Similarly, a seller may use the findings of an inspection to identify any necessary repairs or upgrades that could improve the property's value and marketability.
Re-purchase Inspection
Re-Inspection Defect
Reinspection of building defects refers to the process of examining a property or building to identify any defects or issues that were previously identified but not resolved by the respective developer or contractor.
A reinspection may be necessary if the initial inspection revealed defects that required correction or if new problems have emerged since the initial inspection. The reinspection process typically involves a comprehensive examination of the property, including identifying the rectification work done by the developer or contractor on the highlighted defect and evaluating the workmanship and quality of work done by them.
The purpose of a reinspection is to identify any issues that may have been missed by the developer or contractor during the rectification work highlighted from the last inspection. Once the defects are identified, they can be prioritized, and a plan of action can be developed to address them.
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