Building Inspections in Queens Park, Perth
Stock profile · ABS 2021 Census
What’s here in Queens Park
- Separate houses
- 76.0%
- Semi-detached / townhouse
- 19.4%
- Flats & apartments
- 3.2%
2,486 occupied private dwellings
Local profile · ABS 2021 Census
Who lives in Queens Park
- Median age
- 32yrs
How Queens Park
was built
Queens Park, postcode 6107, shows a history of development reflecting Perth's growth patterns. The suburb's housing stock primarily dates from the 1970s to the 1990s, with a significant presence of brick-veneer infill homes from the 1970s through to the 2000s. This era of construction forms the dominant character of many residential streets. Prior to this, a smaller core of pre-1970 post-war homes established the initial residential footprint. More recently, particularly around the Beckenham and Cannington rail corridor, Queens Park has seen further development with 2000s-present townhouse constructions. This layered development history means properties in Queens Park can vary significantly in age and construction style, from older post-war homes to more contemporary infill and townhouse projects. The geology of Bassendean sand over Guildford Formation clay has also influenced construction practices and the long-term performance of properties in the area.
Top defects in Queens Park
Five issues we find most.
From 35 SURE inspections in Queens Park. Each defect is anonymous. No property is identified.
30 defect types indexed across 35 inspections
Common issues in Queens Park
Inspecting
Queens Park homes
When we inspect properties in Queens Park, postcode 6107, our focus includes issues common to the area's mixed construction eras, from pre-1970 homes to 2000s-present townhouses. A key concern we frequently observe is External Wall Cracking due to Settlement, noted in 82.9% of our reports. This is often linked to the local geology of Bassendean sand over reactive Guildford Formation clay. We also commonly find Bedroom 2 Ceiling/Cornice Join Cracks in 57.1% of inspections, and Trees in Close Proximity to Dwelling, also in 57.1% of reports. Our inspector, Kim Steele, thoroughly checks these and other potential issues to provide a clear understanding of the property's condition.
DefectIndex
SURE has indexed 30 defects across 35 inspections in the Perth region. That data underlies every finding we report in Queens Park.
Queens Park and surrounding suburbs
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Questions we hear about Queens Park
Are termites a common concern for homes in Queens Park?
Yes, termite risk is a factor we consider in Queens Park. Our reports have identified "Concealed Internal Wall Areas (Termite Risk)" in 37.1% of inspections. Our pre-purchase inspections include a visual check for signs of termite activity and conditions conducive to pests. We recommend a dedicated timber pest inspection for a comprehensive assessment.
Who will be inspecting my property in Queens Park?
Your inspection in Queens Park will be conducted by Kim Steele. Kim is a certified inspector covering the Perth northern and north-eastern corridor, including postcode 6107. Kim brings expertise in identifying issues specific to the region's housing stock and geological conditions.
What are the most common building defects found in Queens Park?
Based on an indicative sample of 35 SURE inspections carried out in Queens Park, the most common defects we identify are: External Wall Cracking due to Settlement, Mulch and Garden Beds Against House, Trees in Close Proximity to Dwelling, Bedroom 2 Ceiling/Cornice Join Crack, Cracked Roof Mortar.
Are termite or timber pest concerns common in Queens Park?
Yes. Across 35 inspections in Queens Park, the most common timber-pest findings include Mulch and Garden Beds Against House, Slab Edge Concealed by Soil, Paving, or Raised Garden Beds, High Termite Risk Due to Environmental Surrounds. We recommend a timber-pest inspection alongside any pre-purchase building inspection here.
What structural issues are typical for homes in Queens Park?
Common structural findings we record in Queens Park include External Wall Cracking due to Settlement, Obstructed Roof Void due to Insulation. Each finding is reported alongside remedy recommendations and covered by 12 months free advice.
Is moisture a concern in Queens Park homes?
Excessive Moisture Readings and Main Bathroom Shower Grout Deterioration are among the moisture-related findings recorded across 35 inspections in Queens Park. Our inspectors use moisture-meter readings to quantify any issue they detect.
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