BUILDING ASSURANCE - WORKRITE PHASE INSPECTIONS

Build Your New Home with Workrite Phase inspections

Building a new home requires a substantial investment and if not done correctly can put your biggest asset at risk. Remember the best time to ensure your new home is soundly built is during its construction.

Workrite phase inspections provide a highly experienced arbiter during key phases of the construction process to keep an eagle eye for any potential faults and defects in the build. From the initial planning process right through to occupation and beyond. Workrite phase inspections will provide independent monitoring of your building project at key phases of construction.
Protect your home construction investment and take out the stress with Workrite phase inspections monitor during construction.

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Workrite phase inspections process

How does it work? Workrite phase inspections follow the build through distinct phases in accordance with the builder’s programme, each of which has a Workrite phase inspection sign-off after the Defects are listed to be rectified by the builder. Each phase is thoroughly documented and signed off as a record of the quality of the build.

At the completion of the build. Auckland Affordable Inspect a Home will snag the build and provide a list of snags to be rectified before and after settlement.

The ninth phase of the process is the Triennial review, which is all about maintaining your home throughout its life.

Plan Scope

An introduction to the Workrite phase inspections process, then after a review of your plans, we will give you a detailed quote.

Specification Review

A review of your plans and consents, checking in particular details such as weather tightness and insulation.

Foundation and setting out Inspection

An inspection of the foundations with all plumbing and electrical services in place.

Framing Inspection

An inspection of the wall and roof framing, building wrap, and connections.

Lining Preview

An inspection of wall and ceiling insulation, plumbing, and electrical installations as well as timber moisture readings.

Painting Preview

A review of the interior and exterior finishing on walls, trim, and fit-outs before painting.

Practical completion Inspection

The final inspection to NZ Standard 4306:2005, before signing off with the builder

1 year defects liability Inspection

Inspection to identify any defects that occurred during the first year of the build, and if any warranty work is required.

10 Year Implied defects Inspection

A full inspection to ensure your home is still in solid shape and that no warranty claims are necessary and that your maintenance work is up to date.