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Contacts

Over our many years in conveyancing and property law, we’ve built relationships with a broad network of trusted contacts who can assist during the property buying or selling process.

The companies listed below are ones that past clients have found reliable. We recommend that you also carry out your own research and due diligence to make sure they’re the right fit for your needs.

Buying an established property? We recommend that you include a building inspection clause in your contract.

Building inspectors

Northern Tasmanian Building & Property Inspections - Steane Kremerskothen

W ntbpi.com.au |

Jim’s Building Inspections - Adam or Tim

W jimsbuildinginspections.com.au |

Tasmania Property & Home Inspections - Brent Milner - Statewide

W tasinspection.com.au |

3 in one Building Assessment – Wayne Gorman

W consulting-plus.com.au |

Tasmanian Building Inspections - Statewide

W tasbuildinginspections.com.au |

Hobart Building Inspections (incl East Coast)

W hobartbuildinginspection.com.au |

Surveyors

6ty Degrees

W 6ty.com.au |

Cohen & Associates

W surveyingtas.com.au |

East Coast Surveying

W woolcottsurveys.com.au |

PDA Surveyors

W pda.com.au |

Woolcott Surveys

W woolcottsurveys.com.au |

Novaland Consulting

W novaland.com.au |

We recommend that purchasers order and view a copy of the title plan before signing a contract. We can order the searches on your behalf. You should satisfy yourself as to:

  • The identity of the property;
  • The accuracy of the boundary measurements of the property;
  • That all buildings and permanent structures are erected within Title boundaries;
  • That there are no encroachments on the property from neighbouring properties;
  • That boundary fences (if any) appear to be correctly placed; and
  • If Strata Titled, that all buildings and permanent structures are shown on the strata plan;

If you have any concerns whatsoever, we recommend engaging a surveyor to conduct a survey. A surveyor will inspect the property, take measurements and provide a report and plan detailing any fencing encroachments, easement or title details you should be aware of prior to settlement.

We recommend you contact a company listed above that has proven reliable for other clients.