Much of Point Cook is now fifteen to twenty five years old, which makes it one of the few western suburbs where a pre-purchase inspection is about a settled house rather than a nearly new one.
A pre-purchase inspection is a visual inspection of readily accessible areas reported under AS 4349.1, covering significant items: structural damage, conditions conducive to it, and safety hazards.
0 checkpoints across 0 areas on a standard Point Cook pre-purchase building inspection. Whatever is locked, sealed or buried under stored goods on the day goes in as not inspected. Unreachable work is never marked satisfactory.
From a Point Cook pre-purchase inspection reported under AS 4349.1.








New Construction Stage Inspections Seven checks through a Point Cook build, with the structural items measured against your engineering drawings.
Pre-Handover (PCI) Inspections The inspection before keys, where the safety items get chased hardest.
Building and Pest Inspections Building and timber pest together, looking as hard at the ground around the house as at the house.
Defect Investigation Reports Measuring what failed against what the engineering required, so the argument moves onto the drawing. Instant online pricing, or talk to the booking team on 1300 471 805.
It means the floor is measurably out of level across that span. Whether it matters depends on the pattern and what is causing it, which is why it is measured and reported rather than glossed over.
AS 4349.1 is visual and covers readily accessible areas. Operation and testing of electrical, gas and plumbing sit outside it, along with appliances, climate control, automatic garage doors, pools and spas, concealed framing, footings underground, asbestos and mould testing, and anything obstructed.
Both are true. We record visible mould and the conditions causing it. Laboratory sampling and identification is a separate specialist service.