Commercial Success Stories

Why use a Building inspector to help you maintain your property? So you go to the dentist once or twice a year to get the pearly whites checked and you have the car serviced regularly too. But the house… “Nah. It can wait, sure it’s my biggest asset but I know what I’m doing”. Wake up people, over the years your property is deteriorating and it needs to be maintained. Sticking your head in the sand does not keep your property in peak condition. If you have a house, unit, townhouse, or commercial property, a periodic professional building inspection is a good way to keep informed about maintenance needed on the property.

BuildingPro is proud to announce that it acheived the “2018 Master Builders Housing & Construction Queensland State Award for Excellence in Building Consultancy” for the

Andrew continues his regular media appearances on expert industry podcasts and was recently interviewed on the “Property Couch Podcast” with Ben Kingsley and Bryce Holdaway

September was a busy month for our new product Inndox.com which has won 3rd place at the Sydney Proptech Summit and 2nd place at the Urbanity Conference

It has been a busy awards season for BuildingPro with the team picking up accolades across a number of business and industry awards for 2018.

With Christmas only weeks away and the end of year just around the corner, we would like to take this opportunity to thank all our valued customers for another amazing year and provide a quick update before the silly season takes hold!

Trish Mackie-Smith was interviewed for the article published on the Domain news website titled: Buyer beware: What are your rights if you purchase a shonky

Building inspections part of the listing process – Andrew Mackie Smith  Kevin Turner interviews Andrew on his Realestate Talk show as special guest and author

At BuildingPro, we care about the safety of your buildings so we want you to know about new legislation that will make Queensland households the

BuildingPro’s Trish and Andrew Mackie-Smith speak on national television on 30 September 2016 campaigning for fairer property laws. Victims of the buyer beware law are