The real factors that drive audit pricing — property size, build stage and package type — and how to get an accurate quote instead of a guess.
A single-stage audit on a 1,200 sq ft apartment before final payment is a very different job from an 8-visit full-build audit on a large independent house. Quoting a flat number for "a construction audit" without knowing the property size, build stage and scope would either overcharge simple jobs or underprice complex ones — so pricing is confirmed against your specifics rather than published as a flat rate.
Four things drive most of the variation: property size (larger sites take longer to inspect and measure), build stage (a full-build engagement spans several visits, a single milestone check is one visit), audit type (a BOQ-and-material-only audit is narrower in scope than a full civil-plus-interior audit), and location (travel outside your engineer's base city adds a flat travel fee).
Every VeriBuild audit — whatever the size or scope — includes a qualified engineer's site visit, photo-tagged findings with location and severity, and a written report. There's no separate charge for the report itself; it's part of what you're booking.
Share your property size, current build stage, and — if you have them — your drawings and BOQ, through the contact form or WhatsApp. You'll get a fixed quote back before you commit to anything, so there's no surprise on the invoice.
Share your stage and drawings, and we'll confirm a fixed-fee quote.