Interior Inspection

Interior inspections are designed to evaluate the overall condition and functionality of a home's living spaces. We focus on key structural elements, finishes and general maintenance to ensure the interior is safe, comfortable and well-maintained.

Walls and Ceilings

Look for cracks, stains, peeling paint or signs of moisture intrusion.

We evaluate the overall condition and finish.

Floors

Inspect all flooring and tiled surfaces for cracks, chips, uneven areas or detachment.

Check for hollow-sounding tiles, which may indicate poor adhesion or potential cracking. Examine skirtings and grout lines for signs of moisture or damage.

Doors and Windows

Check for smooth operation, proper sealing, and alignment.

Look for visible damage, drafts, or wear on frames and locks.

Cabinetry and Built-In Storage

Assess built-in cabinets, wardrobes and storage for functionality and damage.

Look for signs of wear, moisture or pest activity.

Staircases and Railings

Inspect staircases and railings for stability and secure installation.

We check for damage, loose handrails or potential safety hazards.

General Finishes

Inspect paint, trim and other finishes for wear, cracks or peeling.

We evaluate the overall cleanliness and maintenance of interior spaces.

Frequently Asked Questions – Interior Inspection

Question: What does an Interior Inspection include?

Answer: An interior inspection assesses the overall condition and functionality of accessible living spaces. We check walls and ceilings, floors and tiled surfaces, doors and windows, built-in cabinetry, staircases, railings and general finishes for visible defects, damage, wear, moisture signs and other areas of concern.

Question: What do you check on walls and ceilings?

ANSWER: We look for visible cracks, stains, peeling paint, signs of moisture intrusion and deterioration. We also assess the general condition and finish of walls and ceilings and note areas that may require further investigation.

Question: What do you look for on floors and tiled surfaces?

Answer: We inspect accessible flooring and tiled surfaces for cracks, chips, uneven areas and signs of detachment. Hollow-sounding tiles, damaged grout or other visible changes may indicate areas that require closer attention.

Question: Do you check doors and windows?

Answer Yes. We check accessible doors and windows for smooth operation, alignment, sealing and visible damage. We also look for signs of wear, gaps or other conditions that may affect their performance.

Question: Do you inspect built-in cabinets and storage?

Answer: Yes. Built-in cabinets, wardrobes and other storage areas are checked for general condition, functionality and visible signs of wear, moisture or pest activity.

Question: Do you check staircases and railings?

Answer: Yes. Accessible staircases and railings are checked for stability, secure installation, visible damage and conditions that may present a safety concern.

Question: Should I get an interior inspection before buying a property?

Answer: Yes. An interior inspection can help identify visible defects, moisture signs, damaged finishes, flooring concerns, problems with doors or windows and other issues that may not be obvious during a normal property viewing. This gives buyers a clearer understanding of the property's interior condition before making a decision.