Greenbank Building
Inspections

Fixing stage inspection in Greenbank

Joinery, architraves and skirting installed, painting not started, waterproofing items closed out.

  • Joinery, doors and trims are checked before painting begins.
  • 1 to 2 hours on site
  • Report within 24 hours
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Stage5 of 7
When to bookJoinery, doors and trims are checked before painting begins.
Time on site1 to 2 hours on site
Inspected againstAS 2589 (gypsum linings), AS 3958 (tiling), the QBCC Standards and Tolerances Guide and your contract selections

What is included in a Greenbank fixing inspection

  • Puddle flange level with the shower floor
  • Outlet pipe joints and connections
  • Drainage for balcony inspected
  • Render free of control joints
  • Check joints against plans
  • Full height joint inspections
  • Penetrations sealed
  • Check gutters for ponding.
  • Termite warning on the fuse board
  • Architraves, doors and skirtings fitted
  • Cabinetry and vanities installed
  • Windowsills finished
Why it matters here

Fixing inspections on Greenbank builds

Fixing stage checks the carpentry, doors and linings that have been installed. It confirms the waterproofing items were rectified before tiles were laid. The external findings here run to flashing not forming a good seal, downpipes left unsecured and weep holes sitting below the minimum height above the ground.

What we find at this stage in Greenbank

  • Flashing not forming a good seal at the bottom of the wall
  • Downpipes missing or insecure
  • Weep holes are too low above ground level
  • Infill frames missing
  • Architraves and skirting not fixed securely to the wall
Scratched/damaged, recorded during a fixing inspection in Chermside West
Cabinets have scratches or chips that need fixing, Chermside West
Sample findings

Sample defects found during our fixing inspections in Greenbank

Annotated findings from Fixing inspections.

Incomplete, recorded during a fixing inspection in Goodna
Skirtings are partially installed and need to be finished, Goodna
Joints not aligned skirtings, recorded during a fixing inspection in Jindalee
Internal skirtings and architraves are not aligned where they meet, Jindalee
Screw caps, recorded during a fixing inspection in Brassall
All screw heads must be covered with cover buttons to meet the required finish, Brassall
Caulking to floor/skirting joints, recorded during a fixing inspection in Aspley
Caulking is recommended to floor and skirting joints for good building practice, Aspley

The other stages of a Greenbank build

  1. Bored piers inspection in Greenbank1Bored piersOnce the holes are dug, before the concrete pour
  2. Slab pre-pour inspection in Greenbank2Slab pre-pourBefore the concrete arrives, once the mesh is laid
  3. Frame inspection in Greenbank3FrameFrame and trusses standing, roof sheeted, before linings
  4. Lock-up (pre-plaster) inspection in Greenbank4Lock-up (pre-plaster)Cladding, windows and rough-in complete, before plaster
  5. Waterproofing inspection in Greenbank6WaterproofingMembrane inspection before tile work
  6. Pre-handover (PCI) inspection in Greenbank7Pre-handover (PCI)Book a final inspection before handover

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FAQ

Fixing inspections in Greenbank: common questions

What is the purpose of weep holes?

They let water that gets into the cavity drain back out, and they allow the cavity to breathe. Brickwork without drainage gaps lets moisture soak into the structure behind it. This hidden issue causes serious damage and high repair costs.

Why does ground level affect height?

Water escaping through a weep hole placed low on the wall means the gap provided for drainage is not working. The standard meets the minimum legal requirements.

Do you need waterproofing or fixing?

Inspectors look at the building at different times, and each visit checks for specific issues. Waterproofing protects the wet areas before tiles go down, while fixing covers timber framing, exterior cladding and any completed work from the previous stage.

Have you inspected before the painter?

Visible gaps, joins and small knocks remain on the walls once painting is finished. If the walls have been painted, any defects are harder to spot.

How long do inspections take?

Most standard home inspections take two to three hours and the report arrives the same day or the next morning.

Do stage inspections cover bathrooms and laundries?

Stage inspections allow for affordable fixes to bathrooms and laundries before the final handover inspection. Tiles installed before the final handover inspection.

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