01 / EVIDENCE
Document what is visible
Photographs and technically worded observations create a clearer record than an informal snag list or verbal discussion.
Pre-Handover Property Inspection
Don't take handover blindly.
Make an informed handover decision with an independent, non-destructive technical inspection before taking possession. We document visible and reasonably detectable issues, support findings with evidence, and issue a technically reviewed report.
Engineer-led
Site-experienced
Instrument-assisted
Technically reviewed
SEE THE SCOPE. KNOW THE FEE. SHARE ONLY WHAT YOU CHOOSE.Transparency is built into the service, not hidden after you enquire.
No phone number requiredShare a mobile number only if you want a booking call.
No hidden pricing gateCalculate an indicative fee without entering personal details.
No booking obligationAn enquiry does not confirm a booking or payment commitment.
Why inspect before possession
A better time to identify issues is before handover.
Finishes may look complete while defects, incomplete work, moisture indications, drainage concerns, alignment issues or service problems remain. A structured inspection gives you a technical record before you formally accept possession.
02 / PRIORITY
Know what deserves attention
Observations are prioritised so cosmetic items, functional issues and matters requiring further technical attention are not treated as equivalent.
03 / DISCUSSION
Support the handover conversation
The report can support a structured discussion with the builder or developer, without promising a particular rectification or commercial outcome.
What this service is
A technical record of the condition you can actually observe.
The standard service is a one-time, independent, non-destructive technical inspection for owners or investors before accepting handover of a residential property. It is designed to identify visible and reasonably detectable defects within the agreed scope on the date of inspection.
It does not promise a defect-free property or 100% detection of concealed defects. Where a specialist test, destructive investigation or separate certification is required, we state that clearly.
What the standard inspection does
- Structured inspection of accessible areas.
- Photographic documentation of reported observations.
- Priority classification of findings.
- Recommended corrective action or specialist follow-up where appropriate.
- Lead engineer sign-off and senior technical review before the report is issued.
What it does not claim
- Structural stability certification or structural design review.
- Destructive opening of walls, ceilings, floors, fixtures or services.
- Waterproofing or concealed-pipe pressure certification.
- Comprehensive electrical safety, earth-resistance or insulation-resistance certification.
- Legal, title, RERA/carpet-area or statutory approval certification.
Typical inspection scope
What we inspect.
The exact scope depends on the property, access, installed items and site conditions. The standard inspection typically covers the following accessible areas.
01 / CIVIL
Civil & finishes
Walls, ceilings, visible cracks, plaster and paint finish, visible dampness and incomplete work.
02 / FLOORING
Flooring
Damage, lippage, grout, selected level observations and systematic hollow-tile sounding where applicable.
03 / OPENINGS
Doors & windows
Operation, alignment, hardware, visible gaps, glazing and sealant condition.
04 / WET AREAS
Bathrooms & wet areas
Finishes, fixtures, drainage behaviour, local slope and visible leakage or moisture indications.
05 / PLUMBING
Plumbing
Accessible fixtures, water flow, drainage and visible leakage where water is available.
06 / ELECTRICAL
Electrical
Basic accessible functionality, socket/polarity screening and visible DB/point condition where supply is available.
07 / INSTALLED AREAS
Kitchen, balcony & utility
Developer-supplied counters, sinks, cabinetry/fixtures, slopes, railings, drainage and accessible service points.
08 / DIAGNOSTICS
Moisture, thermal & selected measurements
Comparative moisture/thermal screening where conditions warrant, plus reasonable spot checks of selected levels or dimensions.
Who inspects your property
Not just an inspection checklist. Construction experience behind it.
Your inspection is led by a qualified engineer with relevant construction-site experience. Practical experience supports the assessment of workmanship, finishes and accessible building services. The engineer follows The Infrasure's defined inspection methodology and uses appropriate diagnostic instruments to support observations.
Before the report is issued, the findings are technically reviewed by a senior engineer.
01
Site-experienced engineer
Practical construction exposure across QA/QC, site execution, measurement and project delivery.
02
Structured inspection methodology
Defined checks, evidence requirements and clear limits.
03
Appropriate instruments
Used where they provide relevant supporting evidence.
04
Senior technical review
Findings, wording, priorities and recommendations are reviewed before release.
05
Engineer-signed report
The customer receives a reviewed technical record, not a generic checklist printout.
How we inspect
Observation supported by appropriate instruments.
The inspection is non-destructive. Instruments are used where they add useful evidence and where site conditions allow. Instrument use supports the engineer's findings; it does not convert the standard inspection into a specialist certification or destructive investigation.
01
Thermal screening
Comparative thermal checks where conditions warrant further investigation.
02
Moisture screening
Comparative moisture measurements to support visible dampness or leakage observations.
03
Level / slope verification
Selected checks of levels and local slopes where relevant to the observed condition.
04
Basic electrical screening
Accessible functionality and selected socket/polarity checks where electrical supply is available.
The InfraSure
OBS-01
Moisture indication near external wall junction
Comparative moisture reading was elevated relative to adjacent dry reference area. Source should be investigated before handover.
Priority
OBS-02
Hollow sounding floor tiles in selected area
Multiple tiles produced a hollow response during sounding. Rectification should be assessed before final acceptance.
Moderate
OBS-03
Door shutter misalignment affecting closure
Shutter shows uneven clearance and requires adjustment for smooth operation.
Moderate
Each issued report will contain the applicable observations, evidence, priorities, recommendations and stated limitations relevant to that inspection.
What you receive
A report you can work with.
The report gives you an independent technical record of the condition observed on the inspection date. It can support your handover discussion while remaining clear about the limits of the inspection.
InspectionEngineer-led site inspection.
EvidenceRoom-wise photographic findings with clear element and location references.
PrioritiesClassification of findings to help focus attention.
RecommendationsCorrective action, preventive recommendations and required closure evidence where appropriate.
Technical reviewSenior technical review before issue.
DebriefShort post-report technical debrief.
From enquiry to report
A clear process. No ambiguity.
01 / ENQUIRY
Send an enquiry
Share the basic property information. A phone number is not required unless you request a booking call.
02 / CONFIRM
Confirm scope & readiness
We confirm property details, approximate inspectable area, readiness, access and the applicable fee.
03 / BOOK
Booking & payment
A slot is confirmed only after the agreed scope, booking requirements and payment are completed.
04 / INSPECT
Engineer inspection
A structured non-destructive inspection is completed across accessible areas, using appropriate instruments where applicable.
05 / REVIEW
Technical review
Evidence, wording, priorities, recommendations and limitations are reviewed before report release.
06 / REPORT
Report & debrief
The approved PDF is issued and a short technical debrief is offered to explain priority observations and next steps.
Standard inspection fees
₹15,000 + GSTUp to 1,000 sq ft
Launch offer: 10% off inspection fees
For the first 20 confirmed, paid bookings across all channels combined.
Up to 1,000 sq ft: ₹13,500 + GST if eligible. Discount also applies to additional-area inspection fees.
Eligibility is confirmed in your booking quotation. An enquiry does not reserve a slot. Travel, specialist services and reinspection excluded. Cannot be combined with another offer.Above 1,000 sq ft: ₹6 per additional sq ft + GST.
Pricing is intended to use the approximate inspectable unit area, not automatically the developer-marketed super area that includes common-area loading.
Villas, duplexes, unusually complex, furnished/occupied units and units above 4,000 sq ft may require a scope-based quotation.
Check the fee first
Calculate an indicative inspection fee
You do not need to provide your name, email or phone number to see the indicative fee.
Launch discount, if eligible (10%)
Inspection fee after discount
Why indicative? If you only know the marketed/super area, the initial calculation is provisional. The applicable inspectable area and final scope are confirmed before booking or payment. Any applicable travel or additional scope charge is disclosed before payment.
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Site readiness
For a meaningful inspection
Property access should be available and the unit should be substantially complete and reasonably clear of construction material. Electricity should be active for electrical functionality checks, and water should be available for plumbing/drainage checks.
Rooms, balconies, utility areas and developer-supplied cabinets/fixtures should be accessible. Floor plans and developer specification sheets are helpful where available.
If the unit is not ready
We record limitations rather than hide them
If water or electricity is unavailable, the inspection may proceed with the limitation clearly recorded. A later revisit to complete affected checks is separately chargeable.
If major areas are incomplete or inaccessible, the engineer may recommend rescheduling rather than issuing a misleadingly partial inspection.
Standard exclusions
Know what is outside the standard scope.
The standard service does not include structural stability certification or structural design review; destructive opening of walls, ceilings, floors, fixtures or services; waterproofing or concealed-pipe pressure certification; comprehensive electrical safety audit, earth-resistance or insulation-resistance testing; legal/title verification, RERA/carpet-area certification or statutory approval certification; detailed repair BOQ/cost estimate; common-area audits, lift audits or fire-system certification; or builder/contractor negotiation and rectification management, repeated closure follow-up or rectification reinspection unless separately commissioned.
If you need any of these, tell us before booking. We will confirm whether a separate scope can be offered rather than implying it is part of the standard inspection.
Common questions
Before you enquire.
Will you find every defect?
No inspection can guarantee that. The service is designed to identify visible and reasonably detectable issues within the agreed scope on the inspection date. Concealed defects may not be detectable without destructive investigation.
Can I use the report with the builder or developer?
Yes. The report is prepared for you and documents observations with evidence and recommended actions. Builder acceptance of a particular rectification depends on the contractual and technical circumstances.
Is this a structural certificate?
No. Structural stability certification and structural design review are outside the standard scope and require a separately defined engagement where applicable.
What if electricity or water is unavailable?
The inspection may proceed with the limitation recorded, or rescheduling may be recommended. A later revisit to complete affected checks is separately chargeable.
Do I have to share my phone number?
No. You can submit an enquiry and communicate by email. A mobile number is requested only if you choose to request a booking call, or later if you proceed to a confirmed inspection where site coordination requires a contact number.
How does the 10% launch offer work?
The offer applies to inspection fees for the first 20 confirmed, paid bookings across all channels combined. The discount covers the base inspection fee and additional-area inspection charges. GST is additional on the discounted fee. Travel, specialist services and reinspection are excluded; offers cannot be combined. An enquiry or calculator result does not reserve a slot. Your booking quotation confirms eligibility and any payment deadline. Valid discounted quotations are honoured until their stated expiry.
Is a rectification reinspection included?
No. A focused verification visit can be arranged as a separate paid service unless expressly included in your quotation. It normally checks previously reported observations rather than repeating the entire inspection. Photos alone may not be sufficient to close a functional defect.
Will I receive a quotation before I pay?
Yes. We confirm the applicable inspectable area, scope, readiness, availability and fee before payment. Your quotation will show any confirmed launch discount, applicable GST and any travel or additional-scope charges.
Does submitting the form book the inspection?
No. An enquiry is not a booking. The applicable scope, fee, readiness and availability are confirmed first. A slot is confirmed only after the agreed booking requirements and payment are completed.
Send an enquiry
Share only what is needed to start the conversation.
You can enquire by email without sharing a phone number. If you are closer to booking and would like to speak with us, request a booking call and choose a preferred callback date and time.
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3. Booking call only if requestedThe office receives your callback preference only when you request a call.
Independent inspection. Clear limitations. Transparent pricing.
The purpose is simple: help you understand the condition observed before handover so you can make a better-informed decision about what to accept, discuss or rectify.
Independent project assurance and technical consultancy delivering objective engineering oversight across construction projects, buildings and infrastructure assets.Auditing Construction, Securing Projects.
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