
Where the garage beam lands
A beam support not sitting on its plate, found at frame stage in Pakenham.
What our inspectors know about building, buying and owning in Pakenham.
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A beam support not sitting on its plate, found at frame stage in Pakenham.

Plate joints bunched together and double walls left unjoined on a Pakenham frame.

What a slab pre-pour inspection checks in the steel, using findings from nearby Cranbourne East.

Why open joints in brick sills appear on so many Pakenham handover lists.

Window sill flashings cut short or pushed up, and head flashings without side dams.

Blocked and broken stormwater, loose downpipes and condensate on the ground at Pakenham handovers.

Unsealed junctions between cladding types and gaps from fascia into the roof void.

When the step at the front door is higher than the building code allows.

Comparing finished repairs with the insurer's scope of works, item by item.

Why a waste stack vent has to go through the roof, found on a Pakenham pre-purchase inspection.

What cracked and broken tiles mean when you are buying an established home.

Missing sealant at shower screens and chipped floor tiles on a Pakenham resale home.

How a tidy garden bed can hide the slab edge from termites and inspectors alike.

Old stumps and untreated timber edging recorded on a Pakenham building and pest inspection.

What the termite management notice tells you, and what it means when there is none.

How doors that bind and damaged windows affect the locks and windows standards.

Worn tapware, missing sealant and damaged toilets in a Pakenham home ahead of letting.

Old leak stains, broken wall linings and lighting under the Victorian rental standards.
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If you are buying, start with the roof space and termite guides. If you are building, start with the frame bearing guide and then the window flashing one.
Yes. Each one is built around findings our inspectors recorded on Pakenham jobs, written in plain English.
Of course. They are written so a homeowner, a builder and an agent can all follow them.