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 Recent Structural Cracking to a 1890’s Solid Brick “Victorian” house. Cracking developed only recently and rectification was deemed prohibitively expensive. |
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 Close-Up of crack above. This structural crack was 30mm wide at time of inspection… and widening. |
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 Cracking to a Weatherboard dwelling. The stumps to this house had rotted, and the structure given way. This type of issue is not that expensive to rectify. |
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 ‘Handyman’ work to an old electrical switchboard. Definitely recommend further advice from a licensed electrician. |
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 What can you say? Illegal Building Works between the two houses, Rusted Box Gutter, exposed cabling, and more… |
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 Common fault with additions. Roof at too shallow pitch. Roofing has already started rusting. |
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 Missing tile/flashing has exposed roof frame and invited rot, and potential access for pests. |
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 Rot to roof frame |
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 No insulation to roof space |
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 Very poor. Notice the ‘restumping’ with a red-gum stump. Inviting Termite invasion Also, water pipes not elevated and clipped to floor structure. |
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 “No Comment” |
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