Services Overview

Inspection Services

Four types of units, one standard set of 15 inspection criteria and electronic report, with key points adjusted according to the unit's condition.

New Property Inspection

New-build home inspection checks visible and accessible items during handover and snagging. We use inspection tools and prepare an electronic report so owners can follow up with the developer.

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Second-hand Property Inspection

Second-hand units have been used for years, and problems are often hidden behind cabinets, in ceilings, or under floors. Inspection allows you to grasp the visible issues that need addressing before renovating or moving in.

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Old Property Inspection

Older properties commonly suffer from loose plaster, aging window frames, and pipe issues. We provide detailed records of visible and accessible areas, giving you and your renovation contractor a common reference point.

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Post-Renovation Inspection

After renovations are complete, owners may not know where to start inspecting. As a neutral third party, we record craftsmanship issues, providing you with a basis for communication with your renovation company.

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Second-hand vs. Older properties: How should I choose?

Second-hand property inspections focus on the current condition of the unit during the transaction and handover stage; older property inspections focus on the advanced building age and visible signs of aging. The two can overlap. When inquiring, please provide the building age, current usage, and purpose of inspection, and we will confirm the scope based on actual needs. Post-renovation inspections focus on the visible craftsmanship and operational condition of the completed works.

What's included

Inspection and report items

01
Main door, room doors, and hardware
02
Security and communication systems
03
Walls, ceilings, and plaster hollows
04
Timber flooring
05
Electrical installations
06
Glass
07
Window seals, window locks, and window frames
08
Included appliances
09
Marble and tiles
10
Water supply and drainage
11
Kitchen cabinets and cabinet doors
12
False ceilings
13
High-pressure water jet test
Subject to permission, this is an additional fee item:HK$200, not included in the basic fee.
14
Paintwork
15
Property inspection report

Which inspection suits a new, resale, older or renovated home?

Choose according to what needs checking, not age alone. An older flat may also be at resale completion or after renovation. Explain the transaction stage, works status, equipment and accessible areas together so appropriate arrangements can be confirmed.

Compare inspection priorities by property condition
Situation	Main focus	Preparation before booking
First-hand or new-home handover	Delivery specifications, visible defects and operable equipment	Keys, permission, utilities and submission arrangements
Resale vacant possession	Current condition, retained fixtures and access limitations	Seller consent, agreed fixtures and furniture status
Older-home condition	Ageing signs, functional concerns and unresolved limitations	Repair history and known concerns; handle statutory notices separately
Completed renovation	Agreed works, finishes and operable equipment	Works list, completed scope and test readiness

Service Selection

Which type of inspection is suitable for your unit?

For new, second-hand, older, or post-renovation units, you can inquire about the service scope based on the current situation.

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