Pre-Purchase
(Buyers)
Inspection

Purchasing a home is usually the most expensive purchase most of us make in our lifetime and Buyers want to enter this process with eyes wide open.
A detailed and thorough inspection by a qualified professional home inspector using specialized tools provides Peace of Mind in a stressful time.

​Know What You're Buying Before You Own It.

Pre-Listing 
(Sellers)
​Inspection

We inspect the property and prepare a report allowing you to make  repairs and attach receipts or shop for competitive contractors and attach quotes which both help to prevent 11th hour negotiations or justify your asking price if no issues exist.

A clean inspection report on the table during viewing is a great marketing tool.

New Construction

Most buyers assume a brand-new home won’t have any issues but this is usually not the case. Our professional home inspectors provide a detailed inspection on new builds and note issues that aren’t often picked up by the untrained eye. 

Ideally you should have two inspections on a new build: one pre-drywall inspection before they close the walls up and one shortly before your final walk-through. ​This provides you with the opportunity to have the builder address items discovered before you take ownership. 

Expiring Home Warranty

Homes built by licensed residential builders are usually covered under warranty against defects in workmanship and materials…but only for a specific period of time. Unfortunately, problems often do not become evident to the homeowner until after the warranty has expired, leaving the homeowner to cover cost of repair.

​An Expiring Home Warranty Inspection can help you detect these problems before they become Your problem.

Condominium 
(Condo) Inspection

Although some of the future maintenance and repairs are handled by the condo association and included in condo fees, not all are. It is important to review the covenants to be aware of who is responsible for what, because just like a detached home, a Condo can have current or developing problems that become your financial responsibility on closing. A Canadian Residential Condo Inspection looks to identify issues to help you avoid costly repairs down the road or even renegotiate the purchase price.

Home Maintenance Inspection

Homes that are not properly maintained usually decrease in value. A Canadian Residential Home Inspection is like a health checkup for your home, we look at thousands of items to help identify those that require immediate attention vs. what you can add to a future 'to-do list'. This type of inspection is also great for those looking to sell their homes in the near future to help avoid surprises during the sale process. Keep little problems from becoming big problems​.
Onsite Inspection Reports

We are aware that in most real estate transactions, time can make a difference. The design of our system enables you to receive your inspection report immediately upon completion of the inspection, to avoid any delays.

​Peace of Mind

A detailed and thorough home inspection by a qualified, objective professional dispels buyer's anxiety, especially for those who have little experience in the construction industry. It's money well-invested and gives the buyer an honest, unbiased report before they purchase. 

​To know what you're buying before you own it, will give you peace of mind during this difficult process.
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