Buying in Greensborough? NMB Inspections provides thorough, independent pre-purchase building inspections by a licensed builder, with a detailed photographic report within 24 hours, so you can bid, negotiate or walk away with confidence. Greensborough is hilly, with 1960s–80s family homes on sloping blocks and newer townhouses near the centre.
Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you'll ever make. Hidden defects, structural issues, and poor workmanship can cost tens of thousands to fix after settlement. A professional inspection by a licensed builder gives you the full picture before you sign — so you can negotiate with confidence, plan for repairs, or walk away if needed.
Greensborough's post-war homes often have original roofs, ageing gutters and wet areas, and cracking caused by reactive clay soils. We also check extensions added over the years, and flag any materials that may contain asbestos so you can arrange testing before you buy.
Reactive clay soils across Melbourne's north and west can cause cracking. We assess whether it's cosmetic or structural.
Original roofs, gutters and bathrooms in post-war homes are often near the end of their life. We tell you what's coming.
Homes built before 1990 may contain asbestos. We flag suspect materials so you can arrange specialist testing.
Ninos Mikhael is a licensed builder and the driving force behind NMB Inspections. With extensive hands-on experience in residential construction, Ninos brings a builder's eye to every inspection — identifying defects, workmanship issues, and structural concerns that others may overlook. His trade background means he doesn't just spot problems; he understands exactly what caused them, what they cost to fix, and what they mean for you as a buyer. When you book with NMB, you're getting the expertise of someone who has built homes, not just inspected them.
We work exclusively for buyers — not sellers, agents, or developers. That independence means every finding gets reported honestly, without compromise.
Ninos is a licensed builder — not just a trained inspector. That distinction matters when you're making the biggest financial decision of your life.
A full visual inspection of the property's structure, roof, interior, plumbing, and electrical systems — everything a buyer needs to know.
Selling? Know your property's condition before it hits the market. Identify and fix issues early — avoid surprises during buyer due diligence.
Stage-by-stage or pre-handover inspections for new constructions. Catch defects while they can still be fixed — before you take the keys.
A clear, photographic report delivered within 24 hours — prioritised findings and actionable recommendations.
Submit your property details and preferred date. We'll confirm availability within a few hours.
Our inspector attends the property at the agreed time for a thorough, methodical assessment.
Receive your comprehensive report within 24 hours of the inspection, complete with photos and clear findings.
Use your report to negotiate, plan, or walk away — with the full picture in hand.
A pre-purchase building inspection is a visual assessment of a property's condition carried out before you commit to buying. It covers the structure, roof, interior, exterior, and key systems of the home, giving you a clear picture of any defects, risks, or maintenance issues before settlement.
Ideally before you sign a contract or make an offer — especially prior to auction. If you're buying via private sale, book as soon as you're serious about a property so you have time to review the report and negotiate if needed.
Most inspections take between 1.5 and 3 hours depending on the size and condition of the property. You're welcome to attend — in fact, we encourage it so Ninos can walk you through findings on the spot.
Your detailed report will be delivered within 24 hours of the inspection. It includes photographs, written findings, and clear recommendations so you know exactly what you're dealing with.
Absolutely. Many buyers use inspection findings to negotiate a lower price or request that defects be rectified prior to settlement. The report gives you documented, professional evidence to support your position.
Yes. New builds aren't immune to defects — poor workmanship, incomplete finishes, and compliance issues are common. A pre-handover inspection ensures your builder meets the required standard before you take ownership.
NMB Inspections services Melbourne's north and western suburbs. Not sure if we cover your area? Get in touch and we'll confirm.
Pricing depends on the size and type of property. Contact us with the property details and we'll provide a fast, transparent quote — no hidden fees.
Yes. We inspect houses, townhouses and units in Greensborough 3088 and surrounding suburbs, Monday to Saturday. Call 0499 730 860 or book online, and you'll have your report within 24 hours of the inspection.
Greensborough is hilly, with 1960s–80s family homes on sloping blocks and newer townhouses near the centre. Greensborough's post-war homes often have original roofs, ageing gutters and wet areas, and cracking caused by reactive clay soils. We also check extensions added over the years, and flag any materials that may contain asbestos so you can arrange testing before you buy.
Yes. At auction you can't make your offer conditional on an inspection, so you need the report before auction day. Book as early as you can so you have time to review the findings.
As well as Greensborough, we inspect homes right across Melbourne's northern and western suburbs.
Fill in the form and we'll be in touch within a few hours to confirm your inspection date and provide a quote.