Gqeberha – Paying for a wood borer inspection does not decide what the inspector will find. True Clean is explaining the difference between booking an assessment, receiving a clearance certificate and arranging any further work a property may need.
The Port Elizabeth business’s customer correspondence includes questions about whether the inspection charge covers treatment. Its replies distinguish the visit and assessment from work needed if activity is found.
That distinction also appears in the company’s historical work records. Descriptions include borer beetle inspections, inspections recorded as clear with a certificate, and entries describing work on particular timbers. These describe different parts of the process, rather than one service that automatically includes every possible outcome.
For a seller working towards a transfer deadline, the useful first question is what the inspection covers. The next is what happens if the findings call for further attention.
True Clean’s current guidance describes a visual inspection of accessible timber. The company explains what was found, where it was found and any limits caused by concealed or inaccessible areas. Certificate requirements and further work need to be confirmed for the property.
A booking therefore starts with the property address, the deadline and what the attorney or estate agent has requested. Customers should also describe any suspected activity and mention areas that may be difficult to access.
An inspection appointment is a chance to establish the findings. An automatic certificate issue date cannot be promised before the property has been seen.
True Clean publishes its inspection-and-certificate price and separate travel information online. Owners can check the current amount and confirm the proposed work before booking, rather than relying on an old quotation or assuming treatment is included.
Service details are available on True Clean’s wood borer inspection and certificate page: https://www.trueclean.co.za/wood-borer/inspection/
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