Secure your property investment with Claremont’s trusted building inspection specialists. Swell Building Inspections delivers comprehensive property assessments throughout Claremont and the Glenorchy municipality, protecting first home buyers, families, and investors in Tasmania’s affordable and accessible northern corridor.
From weatherboard cottages along the Derwent River to modern family homes in established streets, our certified building inspectors understand the diverse property characteristics that make this northern suburb an attractive entry point into Hobart’s property market.
Make informed decisions in the accessible property market. Our thorough pre-purchase inspections assess everything from mid-century weatherboard homes to contemporary developments near the Claremont Village shopping precinct. We examine structural soundness, identify maintenance requirements, and evaluate property-specific concerns common to northern Hobart locations.
With new residential developments expanding housing options, our handover inspections ensure your newly constructed home meets Australian building standards and contract specifications. We verify workmanship quality, compliance with Glenorchy Council requirements, and identify defects before final settlement.
Supported by photo and video explanations of any defects we uncover, our detailed reports provide a thorough evaluation of your potential property without you needing to be there in-person.
From retail premises near Claremont Village to industrial facilities serving northern Hobart, our commercial inspection services help business owners and investors evaluate commercial properties, including warehouses, office spaces, and mixed-use developments.
Our building inspectors specialise in the characteristic property types:
We provide expert building inspection services throughout Claremont and neighbouring northern Hobart areas:
Our building inspections utilise industry-standard technology including:
Our building inspection reports include:
Building inspections provide independent assessment of property condition, identify hidden defects, quantify repair costs, offer negotiation leverage, and ensure informed purchase decisions. This is especially valuable in the affordable entry-level market where properties may require maintenance investment.
This area features predominantly mid-century construction with weatherboard and brick homes from the 1950s-1970s, requiring specific assessment of era-appropriate building techniques, asbestos identification, and structural considerations common to this development period.
Yes, we regularly inspect properties near the Derwent River foreshore, with specialised assessment of moisture management, foundation stability, drainage systems, and environmental factors affecting riverside locations.
Absolutely. We maintain excellent working relationships with northern corridor real estate agencies and can arrange convenient inspection scheduling for all parties involved in property transactions.
Most residential inspections take 2-3 hours, with duration varying based on property size, age, complexity, and extent of modifications or renovations.
Yes, we specialise in evaluating renovated and extended properties, checking structural integrity, building code compliance, quality of renovation work, and identification of unauthorised modifications throughout the area.
We offer seven-day building inspection services to accommodate busy first home buyer schedules and active weekend property viewings common in the competitive market.
Investment property inspections assess rental suitability, maintenance requirements, tenant safety compliance, and potential issues affecting property value and rental returns. The strong rental market makes thorough inspections essential for investor protection.
While we note suspected asbestos-containing materials in pre-1990 properties, definitive identification requires specialised laboratory testing. We can recommend qualified asbestos assessors for comprehensive testing when required.
Claremont is an established, family-friendly suburb situated in Hobart’s northern region, known for its excellent value, accessibility, and focus on community amenities. It provides a relaxed, suburban lifestyle while remaining well-connected to the major employment and retail centres of both Glenorchy and the greater Hobart area.
The suburb is home to the extensive Claremont Plaza shopping precinct, several schools, and is notably close to significant natural attractions like the Moorilla Estate (home of MONA). Abundant parks, sports grounds, and community facilities cater perfectly to young families and those seeking space and affordability. Its location makes it a practical and growing choice for residents looking for a supportive community environment outside the immediate bustle of the city centre.
