Property Technical Inspection
Independent visual assessment before purchase
Property technical inspection is a visual and non-intrusive visit to the property, carried out with the aim of identifying visible signs of technical risk before purchase.
Before buying a house, apartment or villa, it is important to understand if there are signs of dampness, infiltrations, cracks, degradation, poor ventilation, window frames in poor condition or poorly executed works.
Comprador Protegido (Protected Buyer) performs technical inspections of properties for buyers who want to make a more confident decision before signing the Promissory Contract of Purchase and Sale (CPCV).
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What is a property technical inspection?
It is a technical visit to the property, carried out by a Civil Engineer, focusing on visible and accessible elements.
The objective is not to replace a complete structural survey or a legal analysis. The objective is to help the buyer identify visible signs that may influence the purchase decision.
The technical inspection allows the property to be examined methodically, carefully and independently.
What signs can be identified?
During the inspection, signs related to:
- dampness;
- infiltrations;
- cracks;
- mould;
- condensation;
- poor ventilation;
- degradation of window frames;
- problems in bathrooms;
- problems in kitchens;
- poor finishes;
- poorly executed renovations;
- problems in balconies, terraces or roofs;
- general state of maintenance;
- common areas of the building, where applicable.
Not all signs indicate serious problems, but all can warrant clarification before purchase.
Why do it before the CPCV?
Before the CPCV, the buyer still has room to request information, negotiate, ask for corrections or decide not to proceed.
After the CPCV, the decision may be more restricted.
The technical inspection before the CPCV helps to avoid decisions made with insufficient information.
What is included?
The service includes:
- visual technical visit;
- observation of accessible areas;
- identification of visible signs of risk;
- photographic record;
- practical explanation of the main observations;
- technical report in PDF;
- recommendations before purchase.
The inspection is visual and non-intrusive. No destructive tests, disassemblies or laboratory tests are performed.
Who is it for?
The property technical inspection is suitable for:
- home buyers;
- investors;
- apartment buyers;
- villa buyers;
- foreign buyers;
- families before the CPCV;
- buyers without technical knowledge;
- those who want to avoid surprises after purchase.
The service is independent and buyer-focused.
What do you receive in the report?
You receive a simple technical report, with photographs, observations and practical recommendations.
The report helps to understand the main visible signs of risk and the points that should be clarified before purchase.
Limitations of the inspection
Property technical inspection does not replace legal analysis, bank valuation, energy certification, licensing, in-depth structural survey or laboratory tests.
It also does not guarantee the absence of hidden defects.
The objective is to observe, record and explain the visible signs relevant to the buyer's decision.
Request for property technical inspection
Before buying, confirm the visible technical condition of the property.
Request an independent technical inspection.