Property Inspection in Prague
Our experienced building inspectors carry out inspections using visual assessment and non-invasive diagnostic tools that do not damage finishes or interfere with structural elements. Based on the findings, you receive a clear and objective overview of the property’s condition, including identified defects, potential future risks, and recommendations for further steps if needed.
Do you want to move into a new apartment without defects?
Make the developer fix them before you accept the property.
We provide independent property inspection in Prague, identify defects, and produce a clear inspection report you can rely on.
Do you want to move into a new apartment without defects? Make the developer fix them.
We will inspect your property in Prague, find out defect and produce a report
- 1 220 000 czkSaved our clients money
- 2 100 м2Meters accepted
- 35Inspections made
Our Real Estate Inspection Services
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Inspecting new buildingsFrom 5 000 CZK -
Inspecting older propertiesFrom 5 000 CZK -
Inspecting of
ommercial spaceFrom 5 000 CZK
Additional services
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Area controlCheck the actual floor area.
From 2 000 CZK -
Legal servicesWe will check all legal documents. -
Checking for repairsCheck after developer repair.
Process of work
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Application
Please book an inspection or contact our specialist and we will serve you quickly and professionally.1 -
Departure of the expert
Select a date and time for the home inspection that works for you. Our specialist will bring all necessary equipment.2 -
Inspection
Inspector will examine the major systems of your home as well as provides any additional services you specified in your booking.3 -
Getting a report and payment
After the inspection closes you will get a report in electronic form (PDF). Payment is made.4
Based on this document, the developer is obliged to rectify all identified violations.
What Is a Property Inspection
A property inspection is a detailed technical assessment performed by an independent building inspector or home inspector. Its purpose is to evaluate the actual construction quality and technical condition of a property, not just its visual appearance.
During a building inspection, our inspectors examine visible construction elements, finishes, installations, and accessible structural components. We focus on identifying defects, deviations from standard construction practices, and technical risks that may lead to future repair costs or safety issues.
The result is a factual, well-documented evaluation that helps you make informed decisions based on real data, not assumptions.
When Do You Need a Property Inspection
A professional home inspection or house inspection is especially important in situations where hidden defects can have financial or legal consequences.
You should consider a property inspection if you are
- buying an apartment or house
- accepting a new-build property from a developer
- investing in residential real estate
- planning renovation or reconstruction
- managing a residential property long-term
In these situations, an independent house inspector or residential inspector helps you identify risks early and avoid unexpected expenses.
Frequently asked questions
Alternatively, you can write or call us directly. When we get in touch, we’ll arrange to hand over the documents, fine tune the price estimate from the calculator and arrange an inspection date. Our expert will arrive at an agreed time, inspect the property and be available to answer any questions you may have. If you choose a service with a report, you will receive it no later than within two working days (usually sooner). You pay the invoice at the end of the inspection.
For an inspection of a new building, we need a plan of the property, the material standards (what windows, doors, floors, sanitary fittings, etc. are in the building), a preview of the contract concluded with the developer (purchase, future purchase or work contract) and a possible list of client changes.
For older properties, we will appreciate a reference to the advertised property and, if possible, a plan of the flat or house, the electrical and gas inspection documents and commissioning reports. If you don’t have any of these, it’s not a problem.
What do our inspectors check for in the finished new building?
Windows and doors
Floor and walls flatness
Checking floor covering on deviation from the horizontal plane.
Ventilation
Electricity
Plumbing
Others
Quality of finishing works
Quality of finishing works
Preparation of an inspection report
