Home Inspection Hong Kong
Home Inspection 家居檢查
A home Inspection is a thorough inspection that evaluates the condition of a property BEFORE you buy or before your rent. Kelcroft's independent home inspection gives you peace of mind about the condition of the property.
Independent - Our expert advice ensures your home inspection report reveals any problems upfront.
Building Defects
Other buyers have already benefited from our detailed building inspection under covering construction defects, some pictures of past defects:
Photo above: Penetration fire RATED WALL DISCOVERED BY Kelcroft INSPECTORS PHOTO by JOHN HERBERT
PHOTO ABOVE: Damaged Fan Connection uncovered by Kelcroft
Inspector photo by John Herbert
Scope of Home Inspection
Our inspector will conduct a detailed examination of all the critical elements of your future home, including:- Walls, windows, and doors
- Interiors, ceiling, floors, walls, and finishes
- Air Conditioning and appliances
- Plumbing fittings and appliances
- Drainage System
- Bathroom Fixtures and Fittings
- Kitchen Fixtures and Appliances
- Electrical boards, and Systems
Any defects discovered are noted in our Home Inspection Report.
Experience
Director Mr John Herbert has seventeen years Hong Kong experience including:
- buildings
- air conditioning systems
- plumbing
- drainage
- electrical systems
- water damage
- fire damage
- lifts
- walkways
- pumps
- energy sector works
- construction
- property management
- factories
Hong Kong Village House Inspection
PHOTO
ABOVE: VILLAGE HOUSE by John Herbert
Kelcroft's village house inspection gives you peace of mind, choose a Kelcroft inspection before you buy or purchase!
what next?
For your peace of mind book your home inspection call +(852) 2335 9830 today
Office Address:
Kelcroft E&M LimitedRoom 518, 5/F,
Hope Sea Industrial Centre,
26 Lam Hing St.
Kowloon Bay, Kowloon .
Buyers/Leasing Tips in Hong Kong
During negotiations the vendor and agent may offer various statements and encouraging commentary. However, those verbal statements are completely meaningless unless its fully detailed and documented in the Sale/Purchase Contract.For example, if a vendor verbally states that the air conditioning units are included, but it is not mentioned in the contract, if the AC units are removed, the buyer will also find they have no legal redress.
Why? .........because there is a standard clause in the contract that essentially excludes all past promises, verbal conversions, etc. limiting the deal to include only what is specifically written in the contract.