Terms & Conditions

North Brisbane Property Inspection
Last updated: 23/01/2026

1. Introduction

These Terms & Conditions govern the use of electronic communications and website interactions provided by North Brisbane Property Inspection (“we”, “us”, or “our”).

By using our website, submitting an enquiry, or providing your contact details, you agree to these Terms & Conditions.

These terms relate specifically to website use and electronic communications.

2. Messaging Consent

By providing your phone number or contact details, you consent to being contacted by North Brisbane Property Inspection via phone call, email, or SMS where applicable.

Consent may be provided through, but is not limited to:

  • Website enquiry forms

  • Online booking forms

  • Verbal communication

  • Other lawful means

You may withdraw your consent at any time.

3. Message Types and Frequency

Electronic communications may include, where applicable:

  • Appointment confirmations or reminders

  • Updates related to your enquiry

  • Follow-ups or service-related notifications

  • Important information relevant to your request

Message frequency will vary depending on your interaction with us.

4. Opt-Out Instructions

You can opt out of receiving SMS messages at any time by replying STOP to any message.

Once you opt out, you will no longer receive SMS communications unless you re-consent.

5. Message and Data Charges

Standard message or data charges may apply depending on your mobile plan and provider.
Any costs associated with sending or receiving messages are your responsibility.

6. Message Delivery

While we take reasonable steps to ensure messages are sent successfully, delivery is subject to mobile network availability and other factors outside our control.

As a result, message delivery may occasionally be delayed or unsuccessful.

7. User Obligations

You agree to use our website and communication channels lawfully and respectfully.

You must not:

  • Misuse our communication systems

  • Engage in abusive, misleading, or unlawful behaviour

  • Attempt to interfere with or disrupt our services

8. Compliance with Laws

All communications are conducted in accordance with applicable Australian laws and regulations, including those relating to privacy and electronic communications.

9. Changes to These Terms

We may update these Terms & Conditions from time to time.
Any changes will be posted on this page with an updated revision date.

10. Contact Information

If you have any questions about these Terms & Conditions, please contact:
Business Name: North Brisbane Property Inspection
Location: Australia

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is not included in a standard building inspection?

A standard inspection does not open walls, move heavy furniture, test every appliance or certify electrical, plumbing and gas systems. It also excludes areas that cannot be accessed safely. The report should explain important limitations and identify matters that require advice from another qualified professional.

Can a building inspection identify structural problems?

A building inspection can identify visible signs that may relate to structural movement, including significant cracking, distortion or uneven floors. It does not replace assessment by a structural engineer. The inspector may recommend engineering advice when the cause, extent or seriousness of an issue cannot be determined visually.

Should I inspect a newly renovated property?

Yes. New finishes can still contain defects, incomplete work or poor construction details. An inspection may identify wet-area concerns, uneven finishes, roof faults, drainage problems or work that requires closer review. Building approvals and certification may also require separate searches through the relevant authorities.

Can a building inspector check for asbestos?

An inspector may identify materials that could contain asbestos, particularly in homes built before 1990, but appearance alone cannot confirm asbestos content. Laboratory testing by a competent asbestos professional is required before disturbing suspected material during renovation, maintenance or demolition work.

How should I use the building inspection report?

Read the complete report, including its scope and access limitations. Ask the inspector about significant findings and seek specialist advice where recommended. Your solicitor can explain how the report relates to the purchase contract, while qualified trades or consultants can investigate specific defects further.

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