OUR INSPECTIONS SERVICES
1. BUYER'S HOME INSPECTION:
Buyer's inspections are the most common type of inspection in Canada. The persons purchasing the property hire an inspector to help identify major defects and other problems to make an informed decision about the building's condition and the expense of related repairs.
2. SELLER'S HOME INSPECTION:
A homeowner who is selling their house hires an inspector to identify their house problems. The seller can elect to share the report with any potential buyers or to make any necessary repairs, so the house is known to be in good condition, encouraging a quick sale. One home inspectors' organization offers a program that helps market a place as "Move-In Certified." The house is in a condition where the new owners can promptly move in without substantial repairs.
3. CONDOMINIUM INSPECTION:
Condominium suite inspections are a limited subset of a standard home inspection. They typically include the electrical system, heating, and air conditioning, plumbing, window and door operation, and functional condition of finishes. The right inspector will examine all of the suite's interior systems and provide a detailed report that will help you predict and anticipate your future maintenance costs and may uncover deficiencies that may lead you to renegotiate your purchase price before going firm.
4. OPEN HOUSE INSPECTION:
Pre-warranty expiration inspections are performed the month before your new home's warranty expires. Even if you don't detect any issues with your family after one year, you should still hire an inspector to evaluate your home's overall condition.
5. COMMERCIAL BUILDING INSPECTION:
Our Commercial Property Condition Assessment includes the following areas: Structure, Electrical system, Heating system, Air conditioning system, Ventilation system, Plumbing system, Roofing, Insulation, Interior components, Exterior components, Landscape components including walkways, driveways, and retaining walls.
6. PRE-WARRANTY EXPIRATION INSPECTION:
Pre-warranty expiration inspections are performed the month before your new home's warranty expires. Even if you don't detect any issues with your family after one year, you should still hire an inspector to evaluate your home's overall condition.
7. MAINTENANCE INSPECTION:
A maintenance inspection is essentially the same as a standard home inspection, but the inspection is done for the current owner.
8. RADON TEST:
Every home has some amount of Radon Gas, the question is how much? Radon is the #1 cause of lung cancer in non-smokers. Have you tested your home for acceptable levels of Radon Gas? Call us to test your home today to find out if you have a dangerous level.
Our Home Inspection Reports Include
Complete Color Electronic Home Inspection Reports (PDF) Your easy-to-read inspection report includes richly illustrated text and photos of your home. It will identify components that are not performing, as well as items that are near the end of their life. Your report will also include ballpark costs for repairs and maintenance tips to protect your home.
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