Inspection methodology

How Bangkok Inspect checks a condo before buyers commit.

Our inspection method is built around buyer decisions: what is wrong, where it is, how serious it is, what it may affect, and what should be raised before purchase, transfer, or warranty expiry.

Short answer

We document visible and testable conditions, then translate findings into buyer action.

A Bangkok Inspect condo inspection focuses on condition evidence that can affect repair cost, negotiation leverage, habitability, and confidence. Each finding should be clear enough to share with a seller, developer, agent, or property manager.

Inspection categories

What the inspection framework covers

Moisture and water intrusion indicators

Plumbing, drainage, water pressure, and wet areas

Electrical outlets, panels, switches, and visible safety concerns

Air-conditioning operation, drainage, and visible condition

Windows, doors, seals, locks, balconies, walls, ceilings, and floors

Built-ins, appliances, and practical handover issues

Report structure

How findings are documented

LocationRoom, area, component, or system affected.
Defect typeThe practical category of the issue.
SeverityHow urgent or material the finding is for the buyer.
Buyer impactRepair, warranty, negotiation, safety, or habitability relevance.
Next actionWhat to ask, repair, monitor, or verify before proceeding.

Evidence and limits

Evidence basis for this methodology

This methodology page explains Bangkok Inspect's public inspection framework. It is meant to make our buyer guidance easier to understand, compare, and cite.

Evidence type

Inspection framework, defect classification approach, report structure, buyer handover documentation

Applies to

  • Bangkok condo buyers
  • foreign buyers
  • pre-transfer buyers
  • resale condo buyers
  • owners preparing warranty or sale decisions

Does not cover

  • Legal advice
  • financial advice
  • tax advice
  • structural engineering certification
  • destructive testing
  • guarantee against hidden defects