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General frequently asked questions

Get answers to the most common questions about home inspections in Canada. Learn what’s included, how much it costs, how long it takes, when you’ll get your report, and why hiring a certified inspector gives you peace of mind when buying or selling a home

A home inspection is a professional evaluation of a property’s visible and accessible components, including structure, roofing, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and more. It helps identify potential issues, safety concerns, and maintenance needs before you buy, sell, or maintain your home.

Most inspections take 2–4 hours, depending on the size, age, and condition of the property. Larger or older homes may take longer.

It’s not required, but we strongly recommend attending. This gives you the chance to walk through the home with the inspector, ask questions, and see any issues firsthand.

We provide same-day or next-day digital reports. Reports include photos, descriptions, and recommendations, making them easy to read and share with your realtor, contractor, or lawyer.

Our inspections typically include: Foundation, structure, and roof Electrical and plumbing systems Heating and cooling (HVAC) Windows, doors, insulation, and ventilation Interior and exterior finishes Safety hazards (fire, moisture, carbon monoxide, etc.)

Home inspections are visual assessments. They do not include destructive testing (like opening walls), cosmetic issues, or specialized services such as asbestos testing, radon testing, or mold sampling—unless arranged as add-ons.

Pricing depends on the size, age, and type of property. On average, inspections range from $400–$700. Condos and townhouses may cost less, while larger or rural properties may cost more.

Yes! Our condo and townhouse inspections focus on the systems and components you’re responsible for as the owner while also identifying visible concerns in common areas.

Almost every home has some issues. Our job is to clearly explain the severity of each problem. With this knowledge, you can negotiate repairs, request price adjustments, or plan for future maintenance.

Absolutely. Our inspectors are certified by recognized Canadian associations (such as CAHPI or InterNACHI Canada) and follow strict Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics.

We Provide a Full Range of Inspection Solution

From pre-purchase to pre-listing, our certified inspectors deliver detailed, reliable, and easy-to-understand reports—helping you make confident decisions about your home.

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