FAQ

Qmark Home Inspection is done to make sure the property is in good condition, safe to live in and to protect your investment. Home Inspectors will help identify all the defects and poor workmanship done by the contractor and record down in a detailed report to be submitted to the Developer.

Property owner is highly recommended to engage the inspection service right upon the key collection and before any renovation works start.

Our inspection is based on the Construction Industry Standard (CIS 7:2014) and Quality Assessment System in Construction (QLASSIC) developed by the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB)

Once agreed on the quotation, the owner is required to confirm on the slot availability for the inspection date.

Our inspection included three components which is architectural, mechanical and electrical works. All these components included the ceiling, internal/ external wall surface, floor, door, windows function, staircase, fixture, sanitary fittings, electrical testing, drainage system, water leakage test and so on.

The inspection duration depends on the property size and the property condition. On average, it would take around 2-3 hours per unit.

Upon key collection, make sure the water and electricity are available in the unit. Without the utilities, we are unable to perform a full defection inspection.

You are not necessarily having to be present during the inspection. But we need to get access into the property on the inspection date. Once the inspection is done, we will contact you and explain all the defects found in the unit.

We will send you a soft copy (pdf) of defects inspection report via email and We will generate the Defect Report within 2-3 working days after the inspection date.