The drawing said one thing and the frame said another
A comparison, not a tolerance argument.
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The bottom plate that stopped under a bracing wall
A load path with a gap in it.
Bracing fixed to one face is not bracing
It has to wrap the member it restrains.
Not enough bearing at the lintel
Bearing is a dimension, so the answer is arithmetic.
The steel column that was not there
The plainest finding on any report.
Joints, mortar and the water you cannot see
The envelope is decided at lock-up.
A weep hole required, at handover
The wrong stage to be finding it.
Insulation packed against a downlight
The safety item hidden above the ceiling.
Cabinetry, grout and sealant
The three finish items most worth raising before you sign.
Buying a house on former army land
Nothing here predates 2012, and that shapes the inspection.
Downpipes on one level only
Water arriving with nowhere to go.
A cladding gap and a parapet slope
Two compliance questions, answered on their own.
The notice that was not in the meter box
Without it, nobody can say what protects the house.
Every pipe through a wall is a decision
Sealed, it is a wall. Unsealed, it is a door.
One attendance, two reports
One set of keys, two separate standards.