Reservoir Building & Pest Inspections
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How much does a building & pest inspection cost in Reservoir?
Building and pest inspections in Reservoir start at $452.27, with an average price of $616.52. Find the best deals from local inspection companies in Reservoir and get the most value by comparing prices.
Should you buy property in Reservoir?
Reservoir is a vibrant suburb in Melbourne, just 12 km north of the CBD, known for its mix of classic brick and weatherboard homes alongside new developments. With popular recreation spots like Edwardes Lake and the Reservoir Leisure Centre, and convenient shopping at Edwardes Street and Broadway, it's a great place for families and professionals alike. Plus, with excellent transport links including buses, trains, and trams, getting around is a breeze.
Reservoir Property Stats
- Population
- 48,112
- Dwellings
- 22,212
- Occupancy
- 91%
- Appartments
- 786
- Townhouses
- 6,582
- Houses
- 12,804
What's included when booking a Vetted building & pest inspection in Reservoir?
Qualified inspectors
Your report will be done by an inspector with the appropriate qualifications and years of experience.
Insured
results
All inspectors on our panel must meet our strict insurance requirements to ensure you are protected.
Easy online booking
Instantly get your inspection locked in without having to wait for a callback or being left on hold.
Fast human support
Need help? The vetted team is on standby ready to answers your questions over the phone.
Quick turnarounds
If you’ve got an auction right around the corner its vital you get that report back in time.
What makes us Vetted?
Vetted has been built on the values of transparency, professionalism and trust. Through hard work we’re establishing Australia’s largest network of qualified building and pest inspectors.
Our dedicated team of technology and building experts have brought to life a platform that helps you get the property reports that you need on budget and on time.
How it works
Choose your report
Let us know the address of the property, what kind of report you need & some basic info.
Select your inspector
We’ll show you the panel of local inspectors whom you can book to do the job.
Book & pay online
Once you’ve selected your inspector and provided the booking details you can pay for your report online.
Get your report
Receive your report in a timely manner and follow up with your inspector with any specific questions you have about the report’s contents.
Frequently asked questions
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In Victoria, it’s common for the buyer to pay for the building inspection. It’s part of your due diligence as you purchase new property. However, in some cases, a seller will provide a report to prospective buyers.
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No. You can continue with a purchase without a report created by an accredited building inspector. However, it is not recommended.
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Vendor-supplied inspection reports are not the most trustworthy option. It’s always better to get your own inspector and have them produce a report for you.
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Look for reviews from past clients. You also want to check if they’re licensed and if they have at least a few years of experience.
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It’s best to provide a fixed date. However, in case of any unforeseen scheduling issues that could impede an inspection, contact us at least 36 hours before the inspection.
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These are the common qualifications you should look out for when selecting building and pest inspectors:
- Formal education and background in construction, engineering, or architecture;
- Trade qualifications, such as being a licensed builder, carpenter, or electrician;
- Registration Victorian Building Authority (VBA);
- Certifications from the Australian Institute of Building Surveyors (AIBS), Master Builders Association, or Housing Industry Association (HIA);
- Certification as a qualified pest inspector, gained through organisations like the Australian Environmental Pest Managers Association (AEPMA);
- and several other ongoing education certifications and experience markers.
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Yes, a report is a legal document. That said, you’re fully protected by law in case you find any pre-existing and major issues that weren’t included in the report.
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Coordinate with your seller on the best time and date to complete the inspection. Clear the property of any clutter and obstructions.
It helps if the seller can inform the inspector of any issues that they might know about and provide documentation if available. Secure any pets and turn on all utilities for proper inspection.