Inspecting new buildings
Even a newly-built house is no guarantee of immediate or hassle-free living. We will check that your new building complies with all standards and that the builders have not left behind any defects or unfinished work. We will also determine whether the developer has followed
Bytechek Best Practice.
We inspect new buildings before and after completion
I'm considering buying a new building
We will go through the construction or project for you, making sure it is carefully built and completed. We will prepare a document with the details of how to correct any flaws discovered.
I'm buying a new building from a developer
We will check it complies with the standards and look for obvious and potential problems with the property. We will compile a document you can use to negotiate with the developer on removing the flaws or getting a discount.
- Our expert inspectors know the correct technical procedures, are familiar with the standards, and know where workers tend to cut corners.
- A methodologically accurate report documenting the defects is not questioned by developers, as opposed to the buyer’s feelings or inaccurate measurements.
- Unexpected expenditures to remove faults that were discovered later on can have a big impact on mortgage repayment plans. A pre-completion or pre-purchase inspection will spare you this inconvenience.
- Our calculator calculates the price of an inspection for you with no obligation. On average, clients pay 12,000 for our services. They save roughly 128,000.
What do you get in the service?
How much will you save with an inspection
Typical defects
Average costs for removing them
Stair treads with uneven heights
Repairs to paint and plaster
Deviations in construction surfaces beyond the tolerances for geometric accuracy requirements in construction – wall squareness
Deviations in construction surfaces beyond the tolerances for geometric accuracy requirements in construction – floor flatness
Sockets not working
60 000 Kč
30 000 Kč
35 000 Kč
45 000 Kč
9 000 Kč
We will also point out mechanical damage and obvious defects in the workmanship. It is almost impossible to lodge a complaint about them after the handover. These are defects costing tens of thousands of crowns.
Costs not included: time and energy spent arguing with the developer, finding a builder, having work checked by a building supervisor or other professional, paying rent in a sublet due to not being able to move into the new one, mortgage fees due to a delay in the start date.
