Pre-purchase inspection
Independent assessment before payment, transfer or final commitment.

An independent, non-destructive house inspection for buyers who need more than a viewing—covering accessible building condition, electrical and plumbing systems, waterproofing, finishes, evidence and professional limitations.
Serving accessible homes across Lahore · Scope and fee confirmed before schedulingFresh paint, staged rooms and a short seller-led walkthrough cannot establish the condition of a roof, distribution board, plumbing network, wet areas or previous alterations. These systems should be examined systematically before the transaction becomes difficult to reverse.
The inspection records accessible conditions without damaging the property. Material observations are linked to evidence and reported with their significance, limitations and recommended next step, so the buyer can negotiate, request rectification, seek a specialist opinion or reconsider the purchase.
Independent assessment before payment, transfer or final commitment.
Visible structural conditions, electrical systems, plumbing, drainage, waterproofing and finishes.
Room-by-room defects recorded before possession or handover.
Professional findings, severity assessment and evidence-linked reporting under responsible engineering review.
Available ownership, approval and transaction documents reviewed within the agreed scope.
Comparable evidence and market position assessed separately from construction condition.
Material observations are attached to defined inspection areas and carried into the professional findings. The report records visible conditions, evidence, severity, limitations and the responsible professional.
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The appropriate scope depends on whether the property is being purchased, accepted from a builder, renovated or assessed for a remote buyer.
Visible condition and material systems assessed before final commitment or release of substantial payment, subject to owner access.
Incomplete work, visible defects, services and finishes recorded before the buyer accepts possession.
Focused attention to ageing services, moisture, roof condition, additions, alterations and renovation workmanship.
Local access coordination with a controlled evidence trail and report delivered securely to the commissioning client.
What the safely accessible structure, roof, waterproofing, electrical, plumbing and finishes show on the inspection date.
Which areas were concealed, inaccessible, switched off, unsafe or outside the confirmed scope—and therefore remain unresolved.
Which findings justify rectification, negotiation, specialist investigation or reconsideration before the transaction proceeds.
The confirmed scope can include safely accessible structural elements, cracking, roof and waterproofing, electrical distribution and visible wiring, plumbing supply and drainage, doors, windows, finishes, kitchens, bathrooms, external works and material safety concerns. Every report also states what was not tested or could not be accessed.
The strongest decision point is normally before the buyer becomes unconditionally committed, releases a material payment or accepts possession. The seller or owner must provide safe and sufficient access for the agreed checks.
The standard inspection is non-destructive. Accessible conditions are assessed using the methods and equipment included in the confirmed scope. Opening walls, damaging finishes and invasive testing are not assumed.
Yes. Older and renovated houses often require particular attention to alterations, ageing electrical and plumbing systems, roof treatment, moisture, additions and available approval records. Conclusions remain limited to the commissioned scope and accessible conditions.
No. Engineering condition and legal status are separate questions. Available-document review or legal due diligence can be commissioned under the appropriate scope, but an engineering inspection does not establish title.
Published Basic, Premium and Elite package rates are PKR 40, PKR 50 and PKR 60 per square foot of covered area. The final covered area, scope, access and fee are confirmed in writing before scheduling.