Home inspection

Home inspection is designed to help buyers make informed decisions about their home purchase, ensuring that the physical condition of the house is in good condition.
One of the most expensive and important purchases you will ever make will be your home. However, unlike the guarantee a buyer receives with most purchases, there is no money-back guarantee or return policy if you are not satisfied with your recently purchased home. Once you buy a home, you are responsible to maintain and repair it even the problem existed before you bought the house.
This is why it is best to know as much as you can about potential problems before you buy a house. These days it is all about minimizing risk and prevent unforeseen and sometimes costly problems that could have been caught by our home inspector. For these reasons, we suggest all buyers hire a home inspector before they sign an Agreement of Purchase and Sale.
A certified home inspector will assess exterior and interior of your house. They will go through the house and perform a complete visual inspection to evaluate its condition and all of its and component problems. They will determine the components that are not performing properly as well as equipment that are beyond their useful life or are unsafe. They will also identify areas where repairs may be needed or where there may have been problems in the past.
Inspections are intended to help homebuyers better understand the condition of the house, as observed at the time of the inspection, so they have better idea of the value of the house.

House condition will be reported to you in an easy to understand manner verbal explanation and home inspection report with prioritized recommendations.
Your inspection report includes illustrated text and photos of your home. It describes the condition of your home fairly and objectively, and provide appropriate perspective.