What a Good Inspection Report Includes

 

 

General Info: Property address, date, time, weather, and inspector name.

 

Area-by-Area Breakdown: Detailed notes for every room (walls, floors, doors, windows, and fixtures).

 

Maintenance Needed: Clear lists of urgent repairs and preventative upkeep (e.g., leaking taps, cracked tiles).

 

Security & Compliance: Checks of smoke alarms, locks, and Healthy Homes standards.

 

Visual Evidence: High-quality photos or a virtual tour capturing the exact state of the home

 

 

The 360-Degree Inspection Advantage

 

 

A 360-degree inspection uses a special camera to capture an entire room in one single, interactive view.

360 degree entry and exit inspections have become a key part of how tenancies are managed from day one.

These inspections create a full walk through record of the property using high definition imagery,

capturing every wall, floor and fixture in detail. It is not just a few photos.

It is an interactive record that can be revisited at any point in time.

 

 

So why does that matter? Because at the end of a tenancy, memory is not reliable. What one person

believes was already there, another may see as new damage. A damaged wall or chipped benchtop

can quickly turn into a dispute.

 

 

Complete Transparency: Unlike standard photos that miss corners, 360-degree views leave no blind spots.

 

 

Preventing Disputes: If a dispute arises over a damaged wall or missing fixture at move-out, you can

 

virtually "walk through" the room exactly as it was on move-in day.

 

 

Virtual Access: Landlords and can easily explore the property virtually from anywhere.