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What our inspectors find in Officer VIC

Across Officer stage and handover inspections, the findings that matter most fall into three groups: structural packing and wedging at lock-up, wet area water stops and membranes, and external flashings and clearances at handover. On established homes the theme is water: downpipes, condensate, sealant and ground falls.

Lock-up: trusses and beams packed on wedges or sheet offcuts.

Frame: straps not hooped over plates, missing truss grips, plate overhang.

Waterproofing: water stops short of the wall flashing, thin niche corners.

Handover: cladding into the ground, open flashings, debris in drains.

Resale: slack roof straps, overhanging brickwork, failing shower seals.

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Written by our local inspection team from work carried out in Officer. Licensed building practitioners, Building & Plumbing Commission registration CDB-U 53425.

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What our inspectors find in Officer VIC: common questions

What is the most serious thing you find in Officer?

Structural packing under trusses and beams with materials that are not rated to carry load.

Are handover findings mostly cosmetic?

No. Many are about water getting in: flashings, water stops and cladding clearances.

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