When this service is needed
A private house is a complex property where defects may affect the foundations, walls, roof, facade, finishes and building services at the same time. A comprehensive expert examination helps identify the relationships between these problems instead of considering them in isolation.
The service is useful when buying a house, disputing with a contractor, accepting an individually built house, encountering cracks and leaks, or raising concerns about freezing or generally poor construction.
Questions commonly addressed
- What groups of defects are present in the house at the time of inspection?
- Which elements require priority attention?
- Are local repairs needed, or is the problem comprehensive?
- Which materials should the client prepare for a subsequent dispute?
Practical situations
- cracks, freezing and roof defects appeared in a new house
- an independent condition assessment is needed before buying a detached house
What you receive
The result is an overall technical picture of the house's condition. It helps clarify the scale of the problem and determine the next course of action — from repairs to pursuing a formal claim.
Photographs are used as thematic illustrations and do not relate to a specific client's case.