Building & Pest Inspection in Urunga
- Over 3,000 inspections completed
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Urunga Building & Pest Inspection
If you're planning to buy, sell or maintain a property in Urunga, booking a building and pest inspection can help you avoid expensive surprises. At Able Building and Pest Inspections, we’ve carried out more than 3,000 inspections and know what to look for in local homes and properties. Our team is fully licensed and insured—covered by Rapids Insurance, Australia’s top insurer for building inspections—so you can trust that you’re getting reliable, qualified service.
We inspect everything from family homes to rental properties, checking for signs of structural damage, pest issues and potential safety concerns. Reports are delivered quickly, written in plain English and tailored to your specific property and concerns.
Our clients in Urunga choose us because we’re friendly, responsive and focused on helping you make clear, informed decisions. Whether you're moving in, moving on or planning repairs, we’re here to help.
Call us today on
0402 265 594
to book your Urunga inspection.
A Straightforward, Supportive Process
We know that property decisions can be stressful, especially when you’re unsure what condition the place is really in. That’s why we offer a thorough, honest and easy-to-understand inspection service for Urunga locals.
Here’s what we include:
- Full visual inspection of the interior, exterior, roof space & subfloor
- Checks for termite activity, timber damage, borer & decay
- Thermal imaging where needed to spot what the eye can’t see
Every report is delivered fast and includes clear recommendations, photos and insights you can actually use. No fluff, no jargon—just practical advice. We also take the time to explain the results and answer your questions. It’s part of our commitment to making the process as smooth as possible for you.
With flexible scheduling, responsive communication and local experience, we make it easy for Urunga homeowners, buyers and investors to get the information they need—quickly and confidently.
What’s the difference between a pre-purchase and pre-sale inspection?
A pre-purchase inspection is done by a buyer before committing to a property, while a pre-sale inspection is arranged by a seller to identify and address issues before listing. Both inspections assess the condition of the property, but the goals are slightly different. Pre-purchase inspections protect the buyer’s interests, while pre-sale inspections can help sellers present their property in the best possible light.
Can building inspections be done in bad weather?
Light rain or overcast conditions usually won’t impact a building inspection. However, severe weather such as heavy rain, storms or high winds may limit access to roofs, outdoor structures or subfloors. If weather affects the inspector’s ability to safely complete the job, the appointment may need to be rescheduled or partially completed with a follow-up later. Safety and access always come first.
Do inspection reports include repair costs?
Most building and pest reports do not include specific repair quotes, as inspectors are not builders or tradespeople. However, they may provide general advice about whether issues are minor or significant and recommend further action. If repair costs are a concern, you can use the report to get quotes from qualified contractors. The inspection serves as a guide for what to investigate further, not a final costing.
Can a building inspection fail a house?
Inspections don’t issue pass or fail grades like formal compliance checks. Instead, they highlight the condition of the property and identify any risks or issues that require attention. Whether those issues are deal-breakers depends on the buyer’s goals and the property’s intended use. The report is a tool to help you decide whether to proceed, renegotiate or investigate further—not a verdict on whether the house is “good” or “bad.”
