Dedant Building and Pest

  Coronavirus and building inspections: What you need to know The Coronavirus has brought about many changes. Social distancing, isolation, rigorous hand washing and frequent disinfecting are all a part of life now. Many businesses are also struggling. Industries such as travel agencies, airlines, cafes and restaurants have been devastated. The building and pest inspection industry are in a better position, as it is tied to the property market. Despite COVID-19, houses are still being auctioned across Australia's capital cities. Last weekend alone, 2539 homes went to auction. Onsite and in-person auctions may be prohibited, but virtual property tours, private inspections and digital/online auctions are still happening. Houses are still being auctioned and sold at the present moment. Building and pest inspections are absolutely necessary for anyone looking to buy a house. ​How is DedAnt responding to the Coronavirus Crisis? The work of building and pest inspection requires a certain...

The coronavirus pandemic and subsequent lockdown restrictions have been difficult, not least for those who work as tradespeople. Our list of coronavirus tips for building and pest inspectors will help you navigate this difficult time. Beyond the economic hardship that is affecting everyone, rules around social distancing and limits on the number of visitors to a house have made it difficult for people in industries like pest and building inspection to do their job. However, we have put together a list of tips to help building and pest inspectors stay afloat during this time. 1)     Keep up to date with current rules One of the most important coronavirus tips we can all follow is to stay informed. It is vitally important to keep up with all the latest information regarding coronavirus and current restrictions. Your best sources are The Australian Government website or your state's government website. For Dedant Building and Pest Inspection, as we are a Queensland-bas...