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Property inspection services in Dubai
Six inspections covering every point at which a property changes hands — from developer handover to the end of a tenancy.
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New handover snagging
Inspected before you sign for the property, so every defect stays the developer's responsibility.
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Defect liability period inspection
Your one-year warranty is running. We find what is still claimable before it expires.
Read moreBEFORE YOU BUY
Resale property inspection
What the listing photos and the viewing will not tell you about a secondary-market property.
Read moreBEFORE FINAL PAYMENT
Post-renovation and fit-out inspection
Verify your contractor's work against what was agreed, before the final invoice is settled.
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Rental, move-in and move-out inspection
An independent condition record for long-term tenancies that settles deposit disputes before they start.
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Commercial property inspection
Offices, retail units and warehouses inspected to the same standard as residential handovers.
Read moreSHORT-TERM RENTALS
Holiday home & Airbnb inspection
Turnover condition reports for short-term rental units, between guests or at the start of a let.
Read moreONLY AT INSPECTO
Formaldehyde screening
Indoor air testing for formaldehyde in newly built and newly fitted-out properties.
Read moreNot sure which one you need?
The shortest way to decide is by where you are in the process. If the developer has offered you a handover date and you have not signed anything, you want new handover snagging. If you moved in during the last twelve months and problems are appearing, you want a defect liability period inspection while the warranty still applies.
If you are buying from another owner rather than a developer, a resale inspection tells you what the viewing did not. If a contractor has just finished work and is asking for the final payment, a post-renovation inspection is what verifies you got what you paid for.
If none of those quite fits, message us and describe the situation. We will tell you which inspection applies, or that none does.
Tell us the property and we'll tell you the service.
A short message with the community, unit type and where you are in the process is enough.