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To book an appointment, please contact us, we look forward to helping you!
Whether you’re considering buying a home, want to know the maintenance condition of your current home or are thinking of a home improvement project and don’t have the time to oversee it, Home Buyer’s Inspection Services provides a range of professional inspection services to meet your needs. For added value and peace of mind, all of our services include free phone consultation for any questions you may have for as long as you own your home.
A Pre-Purchase Inspection is the most common of all inspections offered and is an integral part of the Real Estate Transaction when buying a home. Learn more...
In a multiple offer environment where your offer cannot be tied to conditions, Real Estate Professionals will sometimes arrange to have Pre-Offer Home Inspections performed so you can make an educated offer if you so choose to engage in the bidding process of that property. Learn more...
Post Purchase Inspections you would agree are counter intuitive. You normally have the inspection performed prior to purchasing the home so you know what you are buying and can negotiate the findings with the vendor if repair or replacement of any component(s) is required. Learn more...
Buying and owning a place you can call home is a comforting thought for anyone. However, to live in it successfully over time, it is essential that you have an understanding of how the systems and components of the home function and work together. Learn more...
Home Improvement projects require a plan, a budget and professional contractors to perform the work. Learn more...
Single Detached, Semi-Detached, Townhouse (Freehold and Condominium – a nominal fee will be charged if you choose to have the common elements inspected for Condominiums)
(Only includes the balcony of the common elements)
Our Home Inspection Process is a structured systematic visual inspection of the condition of the readily accessible, installed systems and components of the home at the time of the inspection.
Sloped and flat roofs, Chimneys, Plumbing Stacks, Roof Vents, Skylights, Electrical Mast, Eavestroughs, Downspouts, Soffit/Fascia and all Flashing components
Wall Finishes, Windows & Doors, Decks & Porches, Driveway & Walkway, Retaining Walls, Lot Grading, Garage
Exterior Walls, Foundation Walls, Floor Structure, Support Columns and Beams, Roof Structure & Sheathing, Fire Walls/Separations (when applicable)
Ceiling, Walls and Floors, Cabinets and Counters, Stairs and Guards, Fireplaces, Windows & Doors, Exhaust Fans
Gas Lines, Gas Meters, Oil Tanks (Above Ground Only), Propane Tanks, Furnace, Filter, Humidifier, Air Handler Fan, Air Intake for Combustion, Exhaust, Ductwork & Registers, Return Air, Thermostat, Boilers, Electric Baseboard Heaters, High Velocity Systems (Combo Systems), Heat Pumps, Wall Heaters
Condenser Section, Evaporator Section (if visible), Condensate Drainage, Refrigerant Lines, Ductwork & Registers, Thermostat
Main Water Supply, Main Shutoff, Water Meter, Distribution Piping, Drainage System, Water Heater, Sump Pumps, Sewage Ejector Pumps, Laundry Tub Pumps, Fixtures – Sinks, Toilets/Bidets, Tubs/Whirlpools, Tubs/Showers, Taps & Faucets, Laundry Tub, Hosebibs
Service Cable, Main Disconnect, Main Panel, Sub-Panels, Distribution Wiring, Plugs/Outlets, Switches, Light Fixtures, Junction Boxes, Smoke Alarms and Carbon Monoxide Detectors
Attic Hatch, Insulation (type and amount), Ventilation
