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InterNACHI Certified
RERA Approved
"It feels uneven" isn't a finding a developer has to act on. A laser-measured deviation against ANSI A108.02 tolerance is. We turn what you can feel into what you can prove.
15,000+
Inspections Completed
1 Yr
Check Interval
24–48h
Report Delivery
4.9 ★
Google Rating
Level tolerances are the acceptable flatness, alignment, and level of a property’s structural and finishing elements. Poor tolerance leads to uneven floors, cracked finishes, improper drainage, misaligned doors and windows, and long-term maintenance problems.
Tile and floor lippage is measured against ANSI A108.02: roughly 1/32″ tolerance for grout joints under 1/4″ wide, and 1/16″ for wider joints. At 1/4″ (6mm) or more, it’s treated as a documented tripping hazard under general safety guidance, not just a cosmetic complaint.
Floor levels and surface flatness checked to identify uneven areas, slopes, or misaligned tiles.
Walls and ceilings inspected to confirm they’re straight and flat, free of level variation.
Level, plumb, and frame alignment checked to confirm smooth operation and no gaps or leakage.
Laser levels and calibrated measuring tools used — every tolerance documented with clear photos.
Confirms floors, walls, ceilings, and fittings meet the approved tolerance standard.
Confidence that no hidden defects compromise safety, function, or value.
A documented report gives you leverage to request corrections during the DLP.
We handle the entire process, removing technical complexity from your side.
Early identification of deviations avoids costly repairs after handover.
Proper alignment maintains construction integrity and long-term value.
Ensure floors, walls, and finishes meet the required construction standard before you accept handover.
Protect asset value and avoid repair expenses, particularly before leasing or resale.
Detect hidden alignment problems early to ensure comfort, safety, and quality.
Use snagging reports to support transparent deals and inform buyers.
Verify workmanship meets the agreed-upon standard before sign-off.
The laser level readings gave us hard numbers instead of "it looks a bit off." Developer couldn't argue with the measurements.
Bathroom floor had a slope that wasn't obvious to the eye but showed clearly on the level check — explains why water was pooling near the drain.
Doors that didn't close properly turned out to be a frame alignment issue, not the door itself. Saved us from replacing hardware that wasn't the problem.
The laser level readings gave us hard numbers instead of "it looks a bit off." Developer couldn't argue with the measurements.
Bathroom floor had a slope that wasn't obvious to the eye but showed clearly on the level check — explains why water was pooling near the drain.
Doors that didn't close properly turned out to be a frame alignment issue, not the door itself. Saved us from replacing hardware that wasn't the problem.
It is a professional inspection that checks whether floors, walls, ceilings, doors, and windows are aligned and installed within acceptable construction level tolerances.
The inspection should be booked before final handover or during the defect liability period, allowing developers to correct any identified issues.
No, your presence is not required. The inspection can be completed on your behalf, and a detailed report will be shared with you.
Yes, you will receive a comprehensive, photo-based report that clearly highlights defects and can be submitted to the developer for rectification.
Yes, even new properties may have alignment and finishing defects. A level tolerance inspection helps protect your investment and ensures quality compliance.