Are all Building Inspectors the same?

When buying or selling a house it is a good policy to make sure you know exactly what condition it is in. To make sure there are no unpleasant surprises, like the couple waking up to termites on their first day, it pays to get a buidling inspection.
What to look for in an Building Inspector?
In New Zealand there are no regulations about qualifications for Building Inspections.
The type of inspectors could be:
Unqualified inspectors.
Building inspector working with the council, who are checking the house while it is built and on completion.
Qualified building inspector,
who did intensive training and tests, i.e. with InterNachi, who checks all aspects of a house
and follows the guidelines of a code book .

A Buyer’s Choice Building Inspector like Phil Yang

• carries an indemnity Insurance
• is required to do ongoing training
• belongs to an InterNachi Association
• provides a Guarantee
• follows the Guidelines of the Code book
• can show you a Sample Report
• checks for Maintenance Issues

Make sure you get your building inpected by a qualified ‘A Buyer’s Choice’ Building Inspector.

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