Practical Completion Inspection Perth
The Trusted Name in Pre Purchase Inspections Throughout Perth
Practical Completion Inspection

What is a Practical Completion Inspection?
The Practical Completion Inspection (often called a “PCI” or “Handover Inspection”) is the most critical stage of your building journey. It occurs when your builder claims the home is “practically complete”—meaning it is reasonably fit for habitation.
At Delve Building Inspections, we act as your professional eyes during this walkthrough. Our WA Registered Builders (BP104336) identify defects, poor workmanship, and unfinished items that the untrained eye often misses, ensuring your builder rectifies them before you take the keys.
Why You Need a Professional PCI Specialist
Building a home in Perth is a huge investment. While builders strive for quality, the final rush to finish can lead to overlooked details. A professional PCI provides:
Leverage: It is much easier to get a builder to fix a scratch, a leak, or a paint finish before you’ve made the final payment.
Expert Knowledge: We know the Guide to Standards and Tolerances inside out. We know what is “acceptable” and what is a breach of building standards.
Stress Reduction: Walking through your new home is emotional. We stay objective and technical, so you can focus on the excitement of moving in.
Contact Us!
We service all of Perth offering qualified building inspections
0400 041 353
Our Comprehensive PCI Checklist
We don’t just look for “neatness.” We conduct a top-to-bottom forensic audit of the property, including:
External Finishes
Brickwork, mortar pointing, render consistency, and roof installation.
Internal Cabinetry
Checking all hinges, drawer runners, and stone benchtop joins for chips or misalignment.
Plumbing & Drainage
Testing all taps, toilets, and showers for leaks, drainage speed, and hot water delivery.
Electrical
Testing all power points, lights, and ensuring the RCDs/smoke alarms are functional.
Doors & Windows
Ensuring all locks, catches, and sliding tracks operate smoothly and are sealed correctly.
Ceilings & Cornices:
Checking for “popped” nails or visible joins.