Property Handover

Final Handover Inspection
Before the Warranty Ends

A comprehensive inspection visit after you move in and before the contractor's first-year warranty ends. We identify defects and problems that have appeared with actual use, and issue a technical report you can use to claim repairs from the contractor before you lose your warranty rights.

From 3499 AED For Villas

  • Before the first-year warranty ends
  • A team of 3-4 engineers and experts
  • A report to claim from the contractor
  • Report within 3-4 days

The report is delivered within 3-4 days of the visit.

A Complete Team Inspecting Your Home

The final handover is one of our most comprehensive inspections, so the visit is attended by the Fahison team of 3-4 engineers and experts, each in their own specialty.

3-4Engineers and experts on the inspection visit

Civil & Finishing Engineer

To inspect accessible structural elements and all interior and exterior finishing works.

  • Walls & Ceilings
  • Flooring & Cladding
  • Paint & Gypsum
  • Doors & Windows

MEP Systems Engineers

To inspect electromechanical systems with testing equipment and make sure they are safe and efficient.

  • Plumbing
  • Drainage
  • Air Conditioning & Ventilation
  • Electrical

Why Inspect While Under Warranty?

Some defects only appear after you move in and use the home. If you discover them after the warranty ends, you fix them at your own expense.

Waiting Without Inspection

  • You only notice defects once they get worse.
  • The warranty ends without you claiming anything.
  • You fix the defects at your own expense.
  • You have no technical report to claim from the contractor.

With a Fahison Inspection

  • A team of 3-4 engineers and experts inspects the home before the warranty ends.
  • We identify defects that appeared with use.
  • A technical report to claim repairs from the contractor.
  • Defects are fixed at the contractor's expense.

What We Inspect

We inspect the entire home, focusing on defects that appear with use.

01

Drawing Compliance

Interior and exterior dimensions and levels against the architectural drawings.

02

Structure & General Appearance

Cracks, straightness of walls and corners, and gypsum works.

03

Flooring & Cladding

Flatness and hollow tiles, quality of tiles and marble, and expansion joints.

04

Electrical

Switches and sockets, lighting, earthing, the distribution board and appliances.

05

Plumbing & Drainage

Water pressure and leaks, drainage, and moisture using testing equipment.

06

Doors & Windows

Installation, locks and hinges, sealing, and aluminium and glass works.

07

Paint & Finishes

Colour consistency, flatness, cracks and putty quality.

08

Air Conditioning & Ventilation

Cooling efficiency, placement of outdoor units, and clean vents.

09

Bathrooms & Kitchens

Ventilation and extraction, falls, silicone, and kitchen cabinets.

10

Roofs & Waterproofing

Water ponding, waterproofing and thermal insulation, and AC and tank bases.

11

Facades

Exterior finishes, cracks, and fixing of external windows and doors.

12

Outdoor Areas

Outdoor flooring, boundary wall, landscaping and swimming pool.

Specialised Inspection Equipment

Flatness and level measuring devices, a thermal camera to detect hidden insulation issues and leaks, electrical and plumbing testing equipment, and detailed checklists for every item.

When Should You Book?

Where this inspection fits in your home handover journey.

  1. Works Completed

    The contractor declares the work complete.

  2. Initial Handover

    Inspection and snag list before handover.

  3. Move-In & Warranty

    You move in and the first-year warranty begins.

  4. Final Handover

    We inspect the home before the warranty ends.

    This Inspection
  5. The Claim

    You claim repairs from the contractor at their expense.

A Report to Back Your Claims Against the Contractor

  • With PhotosEvery observation documented with photos and its location.
  • A Precise ListHand it over to get every observation fixed.
  • Recommended SolutionsA technical recommendation to fix every observation.

Who Is This Inspection For?

For every owner who has moved into their home and whose warranty is about to end.

You've Moved Into Your New Home

And the first-year warranty is about to end.

You've Noticed Problems

And want a technical report to document them before the warranty ends.

You Didn't Inspect at Handover

And want to check your home's condition.

Frequently Asked Questions

About Final Handover Inspection.

When should I request the inspection?

After you move in, and before the contractor's first-year warranty ends. Book well before the warranty ends so you have time to claim from the contractor.

Who attends the inspection?

The Fahison team of 3-4 engineers and experts attends: a civil and finishing engineer to inspect accessible structural elements and finishes, and MEP engineers to inspect plumbing, drainage, air conditioning and electrical systems.

When will I receive the report?

Within 3-4 days of the visit.

What is the difference between this and the initial handover?

The initial handover is before you move in, so the contractor fixes the observations before handover. The final handover is after you move in and before the first-year warranty ends, to identify defects that appeared with use.

How does the report help me?

A complete technical report of the defects, which you use to claim repairs from the contractor at their expense during the warranty period.

Why is this your most expensive inspection?

Because it is our most comprehensive and time-consuming inspection. We inspect the entire villa inside and out with a team of 3-4 engineers and experts, each in their own specialty, and then prepare a detailed report with every observation documented with photos and recommended solutions. This takes more time both on site and in preparing the report.

How much does the inspection cost?

From AED 3499 for villas. Contact us and send the home details, and we will confirm the price.

Don't Let the Warranty End Before We Inspect

Book your final handover inspection before the first-year warranty ends.

Book the Inspection