What Is A Practical Completion Inspection?
THE CRUCIAL FINAL CHECK
Practical completion is what you call it when your building contract manager and construction supervisor have completed your home. It’s the point in the build where you get the chance to see the finishing touches come together, and the home becomes habitable.
A practical completion inspection is what property inspection specialists like the team at Site Inspections do to ensure that everything is just as it should be. We look for any missed work, unfinished details, or mistakes made through the build.
Why Would You Need A Practical Completion Inspection?
VERIFY & PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT
Practical completion is important for contractual reasons. It’s the point at which the builders can say that they have met their obligations and completed the build to the agreed specifications. But in cases where there is still work to do, you need a PCI report to back up your claim. A PCI report is a document that you can take to your builder or lawyer to substantiate your claim that your home isn’t completed the way your builder might say it is.
What Is Covered In A PCI Report?
COMPREHENSIVE, DETAILED & UNBIASED
Site Inspections conduct thorough inspections that will provide customers with a detailed review of any and all work that still needs to be completed. We’ll inspect each room, major and minor features, and outline any issues that need to be seen to. We’ll also include recommendations for you to take to your builders and help you get the result you’re looking for.