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Walls and cladding are in good condition (no flaking, gaps or rot).

Roof is in good repair (no obvious broken, loose or missing tiles/sheets).

Windows, doors and vents are well sealed with minimal gaps.

Decks, steps and verandahs are in solid condition with minimal combustible build-up.

Safe access around the outside of the house for emergency services/tradies.

No overhanging branches directly above the house or close to the roofline.

Leaf litter, long grass and loose materials are kept low around the home.

Fences, sheds and outbuildings are in good condition and not about to fail in strong winds.

Outdoor furniture, trampolines and loose items are easy to secure before a storm.

Driveway and access are clear enough for emergency services and trades.

Gutters are usually kept clear of leaves, twigs and debris.

Downpipes, drains and soakage points work well in heavy rain.

Water flows away from the house (not pooling against walls or slab).

Any water tanks or stormwater systems are maintained and inspected.

Grates, pits and sumps are checked and cleared before big rain events.