Who this is for
- Buyers evaluating the visible condition of a resale flat or house
- Owners who want a documented baseline before renovation or tenancy
- Families concerned about recurring moisture, ageing finishes or poorly understood past repairs
For lived-in homes and resale decisions
Existing and resale home inspection
A condition-focused review of an existing or resale home, organised around the property decision, visible concerns and agreed non-destructive checks.
Common reasons to enquire
- A short property visit did not allow a systematic room-by-room review
- Furniture or occupancy may leave some items inaccessible during the visit
- Visible repairs, stains or modifications need a clearer evidence record
Defined scope
What the inspection can cover
Before booking, we confirm the inspection areas, method and visit preparation.
Accessible condition
- Visible walls, ceilings, floors, doors, windows and fixed finishes
- Wet areas, sanitary fixtures and visible plumbing connections
- Basic operation of agreed electrical points, openings and installed fittings
Known concerns
- Location-linked review of disclosed stains, cracks, damaged finishes and earlier repair areas
- Moisture-focused thermal imaging where it forms part of the confirmed question and scope
- Clear routing where a structural, electrical, plumbing, pest or legal specialist is required
Coverage record
- Items observed, reasonably tested, inaccessible, obstructed or not available during the visit
- Photographs and measured evidence where relevant to an observation
- Items left inaccessible or untested because of furniture, occupancy, stored items or inactive utilities
Method and evidence
Tools connect each observation to clear, location-linked evidence
Decision-led inspection
- A planned visual route based on the property type, age, visible condition and customer question
- Non-destructive checks and simple instruments appropriate to the agreed scope
- Evidence captured by room or area so observations can be discussed after the visit
Technical review lead
Dr. Santosh KoltePhD, IIT Delhi · M.Tech · B.E. · 36 years of experience
How the scope moves
From a clear brief to usable next action
- 01
Share the property context, approximate area, occupancy and decision you need to make.
- 02
Confirm the inspection areas, checks, visit preparation and quote.
- 03
Inspect, document observations and record every material coverage gap.
- 04
Use the report to plan questions, specialist checks, negotiation or separately scoped work.
Access and preparation
Help the visit answer the real question
- Arrange permission, safe access and enough time for the agreed route
- Keep water and power available for any agreed functional checks
- Share known concerns, recent repairs and occupied or obstructed areas in advance
- Do not move heavy furniture or open concealed construction solely for the inspection
After the report
Keep closure evidence separate from promises
- Raise factual questions with the owner, broker, society or responsible professional
- Arrange specialist investigation where the report identifies a boundary
- Use the documented condition when planning negotiation or renovation
- Keep inspection findings separate from any later repair quotation
Quote factors
Pricing follows the property and the agreed work
This service is custom-quoted. The written quote confirms the property, agreed questions, coverage, access, travel, taxes and reporting depth.
Property type, age, configuration and approximate areaOccupancy, furnishing and visibility of surfacesUtilities, access window and agreed functional checksKnown concerns and any moisture-focused thermal investigationLocation, travel and reporting depth
Questions before booking
Practical answers before you book
Is this the same as a pre-possession inspection?
No. Existing homes have occupancy, ageing, maintenance history and access constraints that need a different scope from a new-flat handover.
Will the inspection tell me whether to buy the property?
It provides an evidence-led condition record within the agreed scope. Price, title, financing and the final buying decision remain separate matters.
Can you see waterproofing or wiring behind finished surfaces?
No. The inspection is non-destructive. Visible symptoms can support a next step, but concealed construction usually needs records, specialist tests or invasive investigation.
Discuss this service
Share the property, locality and timing
We will confirm the right service, visit preparation and practical next steps before you decide.