Daniel King House & Building Reports BSA No. 051289
Australian Standard Inspection of buildings Part1: Property inspections - Residential
buildings AS 4349.1-1995
TERMS and CONDITIONS
The Building Inspection Report has been compiled by a licensed Building Contractor, DKHBR, with reasonable care, subject to the following conditions.
1. This Building Inspection
Report is not a guarantee or warranty, but is a professional opinion
on the condition
of the subject property. This report is only valid for the
date of the inspection and carries no guarantee.
2. The basis for this
Report is that DKHBR, has been appointed solely to conduct an inspection
of the premises
and to provide an evaluation in respect thereof, in relation to
the matters contained within the Report.
3. The Report is based
on the condition of the property and the prevailing structural,
soil and weather conditions
at the time of the
inspection. Prolonged periods of dry or wet weather may cause
differential movement or
structural changes to the premises.
4. The Report is based
on a visual inspection of such parts of the premises as the Report
states has been able
to have reasonable
access to. The Report will not disclose defects in inaccessible
areas, latent defects or
defects which may be apparent in weather conditions which will differ
from those at the time of the inspection.
5. DKHBR make no reference to Pest, Plumbing and Electrical.
6. DKHBR have not inspected
woodwork or other parts of the structure, which are covered, unexposed
or
inaccessible and I
am therefore unable to report that any such part of the structure
is free from defect.
7. DKHBR will not disclose
defects which have not yet arisen. Changes in usage can cause
defects and any
abuse of the premises is likely to do so.
8. DKHBR does not guarantee
that the property is free from defects or does not require maintenance.
The
Report may not cover
all maintenance items, such as jamming doors, windows or catches,
decorative finishes
and hair-line or slight cracks.
9. DKHBR owns this Building Report and the contents within it, to do with which whatever he chooses.
10. DKHBR does not accept responsibility
for services other than those provided in this Report. This
Report makes
no reference to the testing
of any electrical appliances on the property, nor any opinion as
to the working
order of electrical
circuitry or appliances. If further investigations are required
I recommend that you consult
an electrician.
11. DKHBR, in no event shall be liable
to the Client or any other person for any loss, injury or damages
arising
from the contents of this Inspection Report.
12. The service fee is from $185.00
plus eighty cents per km, over 17 km outside Toowoomba Metropolitan
Area,
  this is payable upon
receiving this Building Inspection Report by the Client
and/or the Client’s
representatives, or
a fee of $30.00 after 7 days of the date the inspection will
apply, unless prior
arrangements have been made.
13. This Report does not address the cosmetic
appearance of the dwelling. I have limited this report to
the issue
of structural soundness where possible only.
14. I/we acknowledges having read and understood
the above terms and conditions and accepts the Report
subject to these conditions.
GENERAL MATTERS NOT COVERED BY STANDARD BUILDING INSPECTION REPORT
(a) Common property areas.
(b) Environmental
concerns including aspect, sunlight, privacy, streetscape, views,
aesthetic considerations
and spatial layout.
(c) Proximity of property to flight paths, railways and busy traffic.
(d) Noise levels.
(e) Health and safety issues, eg. allergies, soil toxicity, lead content, radon, presence of asbestos or urea
formaldehyde.
(f) Heritage concerns.
(g) Security concerns.
(h) Fire Protection.
(i) Analysis of site drainage, apart from surface water drainage.
(j) Swimming pools and spas (non structural)
(k) Detection and identification of illegal and unauthorised building work.
(l) Detection and identification of illegal and unauthorised plumbing work.
(m) Durability of exposed finishes.
(n) Neighbourhood,
usage which may be perceived as constituting a nuisance, e.g: neighbours’
pets and
proximity
to veterinary clinics, tanneries, disused mines, public transport,
hotels, open stormwater drains,
public entertainment venues, places of worship and shopping centres.
(o) Document analysis eg. sewerage drainage diagrams, strata plans and records and identification surveys.
(p) If DKHBR is duly licensed or permitted by law then a matter, the inspection or assessment of which, is
regulated by statute.
(q) Property not included in the standard property inspection.
(r) A reasonable estimate of the cost of rectification of any significant matters.
(s) A list of minor faults or defects.
(t) A
recommendation as to repairs and maintenance work needed to reduce
or eliminate the risk of
substantial
damage with regard to: damp; movement; finishes –durability/performance;
services; damage
by timber pests; compliance; hazards.
(u) Such other information which may affect the use and enjoyment of the residential dwelling.
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