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Until 1965, many paints on the market contained high levels of lead. In the mid-60s the health risks that lead posed became more fully...

This is one of the important factors we consider when inspecting a property. There is the letter of the law to consider, and then there...

New Zealand is located on the Pacific ring of fire between the Indo-Australian and Pacific tectonic plates, with a large number of...

In New Zealand there is a house fire approximately every three hours. These house fires move quickly and can consume a room in as little...

Dampness and mould are common throughout New Zealand homes, and a lot of the time this is as a result of everyday living. Mould thrives...

Summer is fast approaching, and that only means one thing- swimming!  However, if you are lucky enough to have a pool or spa on your...

Home buyer beware: Dux Qest Plumbing Dux Qest is another product you need to be aware of if you’re in the market to purchase property....

Home buyer beware: Weatherside Cladding As an inspection company that was established over ten years ago we have seen more than our fair...

Building work that was carried out prior to the 1st July 1992 required a building permit. For work that was completed after this date a...

Asbestos is a naturally occurring fibre found in certain types of rock. It was used in a variety of building products including...

These days it seems every builder and his dog will claim to be a building inspector. As a long established building company we have seen...

Homes constructed using a variety of plaster clad system including solid plaster, Harditex, or polystyrene systems are commonly referred...

Screening for Methamphetamine or P Contamination. On the 29th June 2017 NZS 8510 was introduced – its sets a new Standard for the testing...

Over the last 6 – 12 months we are seeing a lot of rental properties coming onto the market for sale. These are typically a combination...