Our comprehensive inspection services
At moments, we provide thorough home inspections to ensure your peace of mind. Discover our detailed approach and how we help you protect your investment before you buy.
Our inspection coverage
As certified Alberta inspectors, we cover all eight critical areas of your potential home without exception. Identifying hidden defects now can save you significant costs later.
Structural components
Cracks in the foundation, walls, or roof are easy to miss — but left unchecked, they can compromise the entire building. A structural inspection is your first line of defense against the most serious defects before purchase.
Exterior
Problems with siding, roofing, drainage, and chimneys often don't show until the seasons change. Don't wait until it's too late — catch them before they become unmanageable..
Electrical
Outdated wiring and faulty breakers are a leading cause of house fires. An electrical inspection is one of the most critical steps in protecting your family and your property.
Plumbing
Hidden leaks and aging pipes lead to mould and water damage. Verifying the condition of your plumbing before move-in is the surest way to avoid irreversible loss.
Heating
In Alberta's harsh winters, your heating system is everything. Aging equipment or blocked flues don't just hurt efficiency — they can create serious carbon monoxide risks.
Cooling
A failing air conditioner always shows up on the hottest day. Confirm it's working before you move in, and avoid the surprise when you need it most.
Interior
Minor damage to walls, ceilings, and floors can quietly grow into much bigger problems. A thorough interior inspection prevents the regret of discovering issues after you've already moved in.
Insulation & ventilation
Poor insulation drives up energy costs. Poor ventilation leads to condensation and mould. One inspection covers both — protecting your comfort and your indoor air quality.
Additional Inspection: Radon Testing
Radon is invisible, odourless, and the second leading cause of lung cancer in Canada. Alberta has some of the highest radon levels in the country — and most homeowners don't know it. Add a radon test to your inspection and know exactly what you're breathing.