Inspection Options

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Buying your first home is a life changing event and major investment. Before committing to the purchase based on location, size and appearance, make sure you have a certified inspector conduct a thorough pre-purchase inspection to determine whether there are any hidden deficiencies that could become very expensive and cause undue stress.

Selling your place can sometimes be tricky based on the current market. Having a certified inspector complete a pre-listing inspection prior to putting your home on the market is one of the ways your listing will stand out from the others, helping you sell your home faster! 

New construction in BC comes with a warranty guarantee. If deficiencies aren't reported before their warranty expires, you could miss out on the builders repairing their accidental omissions. A new home warranty offers an examination of your main systems, such as roofing, structure, building envelope, and interior finishing to identify defects and other problems. 

A commercial property inspection includes a review of structural components, exterior and interior finishes, roofing, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, and life safety systems. Accessibility, environmental concerns, and maintenance practices are also considered. Not all areas may be fully visible due to access limitations. We inspect:

• Roof
• Exterior
• Electrical 
• Kitchens & appliances
• Bathrooms 
• Plumbing
• Mechanical systems
• Life safety
• Documentation review

Infrared (thermal imaging) is an advanced, non-invasive technology that allows the inspector to show homeowners things about their homes that can't be revealed using conventional inspection methods. With thermal imaging we can detect such things as:

• Missing insulation
• Heated floors
• Water leaks
• Electrical shorts
• Heat loss on windows