Scope
What an Inspection Includes
Site Visit
A scheduled visit to your site at the agreed scope and stage of work.
Photographic Documentation
Photographs of visible conditions, progress and workmanship, attached to the report.
Checklist-Based Observations
Structured observations covering progress, materials and workmanship.
Basic Measurements
Measurements taken where appropriate and accessible within the agreed scope.
Progress Observations
An independent view of progress against the stage claimed by the contractor.
Workmanship Observations
Visible workmanship reviewed against generally accepted good practice.
Documentation of Visible Issues
Issues observed on site recorded clearly, with priorities indicated.
Recommendations
Practical recommended actions for each significant observation.
Digital Report
A structured report with a unique Report ID, delivered for your records.
Please note: The inspection is based on the agreed scope and visible/site-accessible conditions and does not constitute a structural safety certification unless specifically stated in the engagement.
When to Call
The Right Moments for an Independent Inspection
- Before releasing a stage payment to the contractor
- At foundation, slab casting and brickwork stages
- Before accepting completed or renovated work
- When progress or quality on site feels uncertain
- Periodically, as an owner's independent site record