Frequently

Asked Questions

Find the answers to the most common questions about our services and how we can assist you effectively.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Why should I have my properties inspected regularly?

Regular inspections help prevent problems before they become costly, document the condition of the property, and protect your rights in case of a dispute with a tenant. They also increase the long-term value of your assets.

2. Are your reports compliant with legal requirements?

Yes, all our reports are detailed, time-stamped, and comply with the current legal requirements. They include photos and accurate descriptions that can be used in administrative or legal proceedings.

3. What does a typical inspection cover?

Our visual inspections include the general condition of the property: walls, floors, ceilings, doors, windows, electrical installations, plumbing, exterior spaces if applicable, and much more.

4. How long does an inspection take?

The duration depends on the size and type of property. On average, an apartment inspection takes about 45 minutes to an hour, while a house may require up to 2 hours.

5. How do I receive my inspection report?

You will receive an email within 72 hours of the inspection with a link to access the detailed report. This report includes photos, an inspection form, descriptions of damages, a high-definition video, and a clear assessment of the conditions found.

6. Do your inspections respect tenants' privacy?

Absolutely. We always inform tenants before an inspection and conduct our work with discretion and respect. All data collected remains strictly confidential.

7. Do you offer packages tailored to large real estate portfolios?

Yes, we offer discounted rates for property owners or managers with a large number of properties. Contact us for a customized offer tailored to your needs.

8. Can you testify in court if necessary?

Yes, our experts can testify in court to defend your rights and provide solid evidence from our inspection reports.

9. What happens if a tenant refuses an inspection?

We provide guidance on the best course of action in this case. According to the law, landlords generally have the right to inspect their properties with proper notice.

10. What are the benefits for me as a property owner?

You benefit from peace of mind, professional reports that protect your rights, reduced repair costs through early problem detection, and potentially even lower insurance premiums by demonstrating regular maintenance of your properties.

If you haven't found the answer to your question, feel free to contact us using the form below or by referring to the information provided on our "Contact" page.