Peter Grundy

When something in your new home doesn’t look right — cracks, leaks, uneven surfaces, poor finishing — the cause is often defective construction work . A Defective Works Inspection identifies and documents these issues clearly, helping you understand the extent of the problem and what your builder must do to fix it. If you believe your home may have incomplete work, our Incomplete Works Inspection in Melbourne explains what should happen at practical completion. Whether you’re trying to...

Introduction An Incomplete Works Inspection in Melbourne  documents unfinished or poorly completed building work at practical completion. Our inspections deliver time-stamped photographic evidence, a prioritised checklist of outstanding items and practical remedial recommendations so homeowners, owners corporations and builders can protect final payments and resolve disputes efficiently. What is an Incomplete Works Inspection? An Incomplete Works Inspection is a focused assessment carried...

Introduction A Defective Works Inspection in Melbourne  gives homeowners, owners corporations and builders a clear, evidence-based record of faulty or non-compliant building work. Whether it’s visible cracking, poor articulation joints, water penetration, or workmanship that fails to meet the contract or code, a professional inspection documents the exact problem, explains the likely cause, and recommends practical remediation — often with VCAT-ready evidence if legal action is required. What...