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Fixing/Pre-Painting Stage Inspection

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A Fixing/Pre-Painting Stage Inspection is a detailed evaluation conducted during the construction or renovation of a property, typically after the internal framework, plumbing, and electrical rough-ins are completed but before painting or final finishes are applied. This stage, often called the “fixing” or “fit-out” phase, includes the installation of internal linings (like plasterboard), skirting, architraves, cabinetry, and other fixtures. 

What Does a Fixing/Pre-Painting Stage Inspection Involve?

A Fixing/Pre-Painting Stage Inspection is carried out once internal fixtures like plasterboard, doors, skirtings, architraves, cabinetry, and cornices are installed, but before any painting begins. This inspection ensures everything has been properly fixed and finished, with no visible defects or poor workmanship. It checks for alignment, gaps, surface preparation, and compliance with building standards. Since paint can hide flaws, this stage is your last chance to identify and correct issues before the final finishes are applied.

Why a Pre-Painting Stage Inspection Matters?

A pre-painting stage inspection plays a vital role in ensuring the quality and integrity of your new home or renovation project. At this point in the build, all internal structures and fixings—such as plasterboard, doors, architraves, skirtings, cabinetry, and cornices—should be installed, but not yet painted. This creates the perfect opportunity to check that everything has been properly aligned, securely fixed, and finished to a high standard before any surfaces are covered with paint. 

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Foundation stage inspection

This inspection is done before the concrete slab is poured. It checks footings, moisture barriers, reinforcement, and plumbing placement. Ensuring a solid base prevents future structural problems.

Frame Stage Inspection

Conducted after the wall and roof frame is up, this inspection verifies alignment, bracing, and compliance with building codes. It ensures the structural skeleton is safe and built to plan.

Lockup/Waterproofing Stage Inspection

This stage is inspected once windows, doors, and external cladding are installed. It checks for proper sealing, waterproof membranes, and protection from weather damage. It helps prevent future leaks and damp issues.

New Home Handover Inspection

Done at the end of construction, this inspection ensures the home is ready for occupancy. It checks for defects, finishes, and compliance with the contract. It gives you confidence before final payment or move-in.

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