A tropical inspection should cover structure, roof, waterproofing, walls, floors, windows, electrical system, plumbing, hot water, air conditioning, pool, pumps, drainage, wastewater, pests, corrosion, mould and safety. For condominiums, inspect the unit and relevant common-property evidence. For villas, include the plot, road, retaining walls and services. The inspector should photograph defects, prioritise repairs and distinguish visible symptoms from causes.
Phuket’s sun, salt, humidity and monsoon rain can hide or accelerate defects. Inspect the property, plot, access and shared infrastructure as one system, and do not accept fresh paint as proof that moisture or movement has been resolved.
Confirm current property-specific details through documents, inspection and appropriate independent professionals before committing money.
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