What is a Property and Timber Pest Report?
A combined Property and Timber Pest Report merge two reports that,
together, provide the information a purchaser needs to know about a
property they're about to purchase. At Tyrrells we refer to this type of
report as a Comprehensive Condition Report.
Who does it?
Property and Timber Pest inspections are conducted by Building
Consultants who have undertaken training and have extensive knowledge on
Termites, Wood Boring Insects, Fungal Decay and some other pest issues
and have Timber Pest qualifications.
When should a Property and Timber Pest Report be prepared?
Tyrrells recommend that a Property and Timber Pest Report should be
conducted prior to purchasing a property.
How long does it take to prepare?
Written Reports are available within 72 hours of inspection and an
urgent 24-hour service can be arranged on request.
Why should I have a Property and Timber Pest Report prepared?
Most purchasers like to know exactly what they are buying, especially
whether the property they are considering does not have major building
problems or serious timber pest damage. A combined Property and Timber
Pest Report draws the attention purchaser to the serious issues.
Which types of properties are inspected?
A Property and Timber Pest Report are can be prepared for properties
that contain termite susceptible structural timber components or
finishes. The Timber Pest part of the Report need not be ordered where
the building does not contain pest susceptible materials. Buildings
without termite susceptible components are quite rare in domestic
construction but some apartment buildings constructed mainly of concrete
and brick fall into this category.