Rental Safety Inspections You Can Rely on.
Hassle-free safety compliance checks for your investment property.
We offer landlords and property managers rental safety inspections in Melbourne, including gas, electrical, smoke alarm, and fire inspections.
Our Services
Electrical Safety Check
This service requires checks of electrical appliances, installations and fittings including earth loop and polarity tests of all accessible power points. This is required to be done every two years by a qualified electrician and a digital audit report will be provided upon completion.
Smoke Alarm Safety Check
This service requires annual servicing of all smoke alarms by a qualified electrician. This includes free callouts for smoke alarm faults between services, free replacement of batteries and expired/faulty smoke alarms. A digital audit report will be provided upon completion.
Gas Safety Check
This service involves checks of your main gas line, servicing all gas appliances, carbon monoxide testing and any other gas faults. This is required to be done every two years by a licensed gas fitter and a digital audit report will be provided upon completion.
Comprehensive Rental Safety Checks
Our comprehensive rental safety check includes all three services. Whether you are a landlord or a propety manager, this bundle has been trusted by thousands of landlords across Melbourne to ensure all their properties are safe and compliant.
Fire Safety Check
Ensure peace of mind with our fire safety inspection services. Protect your property and lives with our thorough fire safety inspection.
Who Do We Work With
Plumbelec Inspections collaborates with landlords and property managers, ensuring hassle-free safety checks for all tenants.
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FAQs
It is simple – send us an email to info@peinspections.com.au. All we need is your Name, property address and contact details. If you have a property manager, also forward us their details so we can organise access with your tenants.
The best place to find up to date information is the consumer affairs website.
