Hervey Bay Tax Depreciation Inspections

Building Inspection Reports provides Fraser Coast and surrounding areas with unbeatable home and commercial inspection services including tax depreciation inspections. After working in the construction industry for many years, owner and operator of Building Inspection Reports, Rod decided to begin inspecting houses. With a level of knowledge and an attention to detail that can’t be matched, Rod became one of the first three licensed Building Inspectors in all of Queensland. As a local, family-run business, we are passionate about using our wealth of inspection knowledge to provide results for our local customers. Providing comprehensive building inspection services, this also includes conducting tax depreciation schedule. If you would like to know more about our tax depreciation schedules give our friendly team a call on 1800 466 456. Although based in Hervey Bay, we happily travel to Maryborough, Tinana, Bauble, Tiaro, Childers, Torbanlea, Howard, Burrum Heads, and more to provide our tax depreciation inspections.

Do I need a Tax Depreciation Survey?

Not surprisingly, tax depreciation surveys are important for tax purposes. As the value of your property and appliance can affect your taxable income, it is important to receive an accurate assessment of your assets to ensure information you are declaring is accurate and reliable. As well as conducting tax depreciation schedule on entire properties, we also inspect other assets and appliances in your home or office, including:

• Stoves
• Hot water services
• Carpets
• Blinds
• Fans
• And more!

To ensure you are receiving the correct taxable income, enquire about our tax depreciation schedule today on 1800 466 456.

Tax Depreciation Reports for Accountants

As a small, local business, we understand the importance of accountants. With a strong history collaborating with accountants in our local community, we are the go-to experts for all your tax depreciation report needs. With our strong attention to detail and decades of building inspecting experience, you can feel reassured that you are receiving a level of service that Fraser Coast has come to expect at Building Inspection Reports.

Dilapidation Surveys in Hervey Bay

At Building Inspection Reports, we offer the Fraser coast and its surrounding areas a range of inspection services to suit your needs, including dilapidation surveys. As a small, family owned business, we want to provide our local community with outstanding customer service. Therefore, we are happy to travel to you, servicing Hervey Bay, Maryborough Childers, Torbanlea, Howard, Burrum Heads, and more.

After being in the construction industry for decades, the owner of Building Inspection Reports became one of the first licensed building inspectors in Queensland. As a result, you can ensure that you receive the attention to detail you deserve, obtaining an inspection report that is detailed and comprehensive.

When do I need a dilapidation report?

Unlike our pre-purchase and handover inspection reports, our dilapidation surveys are conducted when earthworks or roadworks are operating close to commercial or residential buildings. Often commissioned by the appropriate local authorities, they are a way for both the roadworks team and occupants to feel assured about any potential damage that can occur. That is, if a claim is made about any cracking or damage to the building, our pre-construction dilapidation surveys will make it clear if the crack is new or old.  To find out more about our dilapidation services, contact our trusted team of professionals via admin@bireports.net.au or on 1800 466 456.

Efficient and Accurate Dilapidation Surveys

As a small local business, we understand the importance of providing efficient and accurate results. Working around the clock, we ensure that you receive your dilapidation survey report as quickly as possible. This way, you can commence your construction project as early as possible, knowing you’ve received quality assurance from our qualified professionals. Despite providing a fast turnover, we place a high amount of care with our inspections, ensuring that each building is inspected thoroughly.

A dilapidation survey generally includes:

• Inspection of all brickwork and external concrete areas
• Inspection of tiled roof areas
• Going room-to-room in each building
• Checking for dummy, loose or cracked floor and wall tiles
• Checking wall and ceiling linings
• Climbing under high set houses to assess structural posts and floorboards
• Assessing outdoor sheds
• And more

If we can physically assess an area, we will. That way, you will have the legal documents necessary to prove what damage occurred and when.Ensuring each building is inspected thoroughly, we include in your reports photographs and an explanation of the defects this allows you and the home owner to view on paper or a computer the defects found prior to the construction of the road or project.

Asbestos Inspections and Audits on the Fraser Coast

Building Inspection Reports are Fraser Coast domestic and commercial building inspection specialists, providing a range of different services including asbestos inspections and audits. With many years in the commercial and home building industry, owner Rod is as experienced as they come. As a small family-owned business, the team at Building Inspection Reports places a strong emphasis on customer service. Ensuring the safety of our local community, this includes conducting extensive asbestos audits. Asbestos Audit’s are required for every commercial building or a workplace constructed before 30 December 1989.  If you would like to organise an asbestos inspection, please call us today on 1800 466 456.

Asbestos Audits for Commercial Buildings:

Under Queensland Legislation, any commercial building or workplace built before December 1989 is required to have an asbestos audit, register and management plan. Although safe when left untouched, the Queensland government states Asbestos in the workplace must be identified and managed to insure the workplace is safe and without risk to workers. The audit and management plan sets out what action is required in case the asbestos is found to be disturbed.

What’s included in your Asbestos Audits?

With our asbestos audit services, we search for any asbestos in your commercial or industrial buildings. If a product is believed to contain asbestos, we take a sample and send it to a laboratories for analysis then the register of asbestos found is written up disclosing the type of asbestos and what needs to be done to make it safe. From our sample analysis and register, we make a comprehensive plan, detailing all required action. This could mean removing asbestos or just painting it or having a plan in place in case the asbestos is disturbed and becomes air borne.

In a house constructed before December 1989 it is a necessary step that needs to be taken before renovating.

How often will I require a Commercial Asbestos Audit?

How frequently you will need a commercial asbestos audit depends largely on your industry. As some industries are more likely than others to disturb asbestos in your building, some businesses will need an asbestos annually, whereas other may only require an audit every 5 years. For instance, a business that uses forklifts and machinery within their building is more likely to disturb asbestos than a hairdresser or accounting business. All our recommendations will be listed in our Asbestos Audits, where you will be given a management plan to ensure the safety of your employees and customers. For more information about our asbestos audits, speak to one of our qualified staff on 1800 466 456.

Asbestos Audits for Renovation Projects:

As stated, all commercial buildings built before December 1989 require an asbestos audit. However, although this service is not legally required for domestic households, we recommend that all homes include an asbestos inspection prior to renovation. As households are not legally required to register any asbestos with the appropriate authorities, your home may possess asbestos that you are unaware of. Consequently, you may be exposed to hazardous substances when you begin renovating.