Pre-Purchase Inspection

The Pre-purchase Inspection is a review of a property that the customer intends to buy. The inspection by a technician qualified in construction pathologies and urban legality allows you to obtain valuable information that can affect the value of the property.

“The objective of the Pre-purchase Inspection is to have knowledge of the property’s situation so as not to pay too much, to negotiate with the seller and to know what repairs may be needed�

Prior to the Inspection, at the office we collect information from public databases, cadastre, urban planning information and the documents provided by the client. Then our technician makes a visit to find out the constructive state of the property. Finally, if requested, a report is issued.

The client will broadly have an architect’s view of the possible construction conditions (possible pathologies, repairs) that can determine a later cost or serve to negotiate the price of the property. You will also receive urban planning information from the estate to find out if you have any problems (non-conforming volume, out of order) and possible irregularities (buildings carried out without a license, etc.)