Detailed reports
Reports can arrive within 24 hours and are explained clearly, including photos and practical recommendations.
Al Quoz
Property Check is a real estate inspection consultant serving Al Quoz and properties across the UAE. Customers use it for snagging and pre-purchase inspections, with detailed reports that document defects clearly enough to take back to a developer before handover.
Source: Google Maps
Reports can arrive within 24 hours and are explained clearly, including photos and practical recommendations.
Inspectors use thermal cameras, moisture meters and other equipment to investigate issues beyond a visual check.
One villa inspection produced a 50-plus-page report covering each room and exterior point with photos and comments.
Owners who are overseas can still follow the inspection through regular updates, questions answered and clear communication.
Reviews describe defects being identified early enough for developers to fix them before handover.
After the initial snagging, customers report receiving another report documenting items that remained unfixed after de-snagging.
The team has accommodated short-notice and holiday appointments, useful when a handover timetable changes suddenly.
Ask turnaround. Confirm the report deadline when booking; several customers received theirs within 24 hours, while one received it within 48 hours.
Request walkthrough. Ask for a report walkthrough so technical findings and recommended remedies are clear before you approach the developer.
Share access. If you cannot attend, arrange remote updates in advance; customers report that overseas inspections were managed with regular communication.
Check format. Ask whether you will receive digital and PDF versions, or a live document with photos, depending on how you want to track defects.
Book early. For a tight schedule, ask about cancellation-list openings; one customer was offered the soonest available slot after a cancellation.
Use before handover. Schedule the inspection early enough to give the developer time to fix listed discrepancies before handover.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
A full inspection can cover a new villa in detail, with findings and recommendations recorded in a comprehensive report.
A live document is mentioned as an easier-to-use alternative to a standard PDF for reviewing findings.
One customer noticed that the inspector lacked a small ball for checking bath water flow.
One reviewer felt they had to identify several defects themselves because the inspection did not catch them.
The Bottom Line
Property Check is a Dubai real estate inspection consultant used for pre-purchase checks, villa inspections and snagging before handover. The practical value is in finding defects you may miss during a viewing, then turning them into a report you can send to the developer. Customers mention inspections completed with thermal cameras and moisture meters, as well as reports with photos and clear comments.
The reports are a major part of the service. One villa assessment ran to more than 50 pages, while other customers received reports within 24 hours; one review mentions a digital and PDF version, and another praises a live document that was easier to use than a standard PDF. Inspectors also explain findings and recommended remedies, which is useful if you are buying your first property in Dubai or cannot attend in person.
There is one meaningful caution: a customer said a small ball for checking bath water flow was missing and that they had to point out several defects themselves. It is worth asking what tools and checks are included. Booking feedback is otherwise flexible, with short-notice and holiday appointments reported, although requesting a cancellation slot may be sensible when your timing is tight.
The business is in Al Quoz, while reviews also cover inspections elsewhere in Dubai and the UAE.