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What's Included

A home inspection is a visual inspection of the interior and exterior of a property.  You can expect each inspection to be detailed, thorough and carefully done.

Each inspection looks at the following aspects of a property:

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Roofing

Assesses the condition of the roof, including shingles, flashing, and other key components, inspecting for any visible signs of damage, wear, or leaks. Evaluates the overall integrity of the roof, noting any areas that may require repairs or maintenance to ensure the home is properly protected from the elements.

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Exterior

Inspects the exterior surfaces, including siding, trim, windows, and other key elements, looking for signs of wear, damage, or deterioration. Evaluates the condition of these components to identify areas that may need repairs or maintenance to preserve the home’s appearance, prevent further damage, and ensure it remains structurally sound.

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Structural

Inspects the foundation, framing, and structural components of the home, looking for any signs of instability, damage, or shifting. Evaluates the overall structural integrity of the home including areas such as the basement and crawlspaces.

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Electrical

Covers the home's wiring, outlets, panels, and electrical systems, checking for proper functionality, safety, and any potential hazards. Inspects for signs of wear, and ensures the system is operating as intended without visible issues that could pose a risk.

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Heating Systems

Checks the heating systems, such as the furnace, examining their age, condition, and overall performance. Inspects for any visible issues, such as wear or damage, and provides recommendations for repairs or maintenance based on the findings, ensuring the system is functioning properly and safely.

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Cooling  Systems

Examines the air conditioning system and related components, including the condenser, evaporator, and ductwork. Assesses their overall condition, checking for any visible signs of wear, damage, or potential issues. Provides recommendations for repairs or maintenance based on the findings.

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Insulation and Ventilation

​Examines visible insulation for adequacy, noting the type, condition, and any signs of damage, compression, or moisture. Also checks for proper ventilation and potential air leaks, as well as any evidence of pests or disturbances.

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Plumbing

Examines the plumbing system, including pipes, fixtures, water supply, and drainage, checking for leaks, signs of water damage, and overall condition. Also looks for any visible issues with water pressure that could indicate underlying problems.

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Interiors

Inspects the condition of doors, windows, and interior surfaces, checking for damage, proper function, and overall condition. Also evaluates the overall condition, including functionality of hardware and seals, to ensure they are in working order.

For more information on the Scope of Inspection and the minimum standards for home inspections in British Columbia, please refer to the official document from the Home Inspectors Association BC. This outlines what a home inspection includes, its limitations, and the professional standards our inspections follow.

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