CheckHome BOP

23/08/2026

23/08/2026

Not everything gets checked from ground level. In fact, if we can, we love to hop up and get a proper look (and a photo) of the roof, as the details that are easy to miss from below are often exactly where problems start 🏠

18/08/2026

During a building inspection, a moisture meter lets us check behind walls, floors, and ceilings without opening them up. This can then detect any moisture issues, mould risks, and structural damage that are not yet visible 💦

14/07/2026

27/06/2026

🏡 Thinking of selling your home?

A pre-sale building inspection can help you stay one step ahead.

By identifying any issues before your property goes on the market, you’ll have the opportunity to make repairs, provide buyers with greater confidence, and reduce the risk of unexpected negotiations during the sale process.

A pre-sale inspection can help you:
✔ Identify defects before buyers do
✔ Reduce the chance of sale delays
✔ Build buyer confidence
✔ Make informed decisions about repairs
✔ Present your home with confidence

At CheckHome Bay of Plenty, we provide detailed, independent building inspections with clear reports that help vendors and buyers make informed decisions.

📞 021 544 343
📧 [email protected]

Know your home. Prepare with confidence. Sell with confidence.

21/06/2026

🏡 Is your home due for a maintenance inspection?

Many expensive repairs start as small issues that go unnoticed.

Our maintenance inspections can identify:
✔ Roof defects and leaks
✔ Cladding deterioration
✔ Moisture risks
✔ Deck and handrail issues
✔ Drainage concerns
✔ Ventilation and insulation deficiencies
✔ General maintenance requirements

A maintenance inspection provides a clear picture of your home’s condition and helps you plan repairs before problems become costly.

Contact CheckHome Bay of Plenty to book your maintenance inspection.

21/06/2026

🚁 Why do building inspectors use drones?

Drones have become a valuable tool during building inspections, allowing us to view areas that can often be difficult or unsafe to access from the ground or a ladder.

They can help us get a closer look at things such as:

• Steep or out-of-reach roof coverings
• Gutters and flashings
• High cladding areas
• Upper-storey windows and exterior details

This can help identify defects, maintenance requirements, and areas of concern that may otherwise be missed during a ground-level inspection.

While a drone doesn't replace a physical inspection where safe access is available, it provides a significant advantage when assessing areas that would otherwise be difficult to view.

Having an overall view is always better than not being able to see an area at all.