We offer home inspection services across Greater Montreal, QC Canada. If you're unsure whether your property falls within our coverage area, feel free to contact us for confirmation.
A home inspection is a non-invasive visual assessment of a property's condition, performed by a licensed inspector.
I am a certified member of the InterNACHI Association, with over 6 years of hands-on experience in the field. I stay current with industry standards and best practices by participating in annual training and continuing education programs.
Hiring a professional inspector ensures a thorough evaluation of the property, highlighting potential issues and helps buyers make informed decisions, negotiate repairs, or avoid costly surprises after purchase.
Inspectors examine the roof, foundation, structure, HVAC, plumbing, electrical systems, insulation, ventilation, windows, doors, safety, and signs of damage.
Inspections usually exclude septic systems, wells, pools, radon, mold, asbestos, and pests—these require specialized services.
Depending on the property's size, age, and condition. Typically for a House 2–4 hours, Condo 1–2 hours, Multiplex 3–5 hours.
The cost of a home inspection depends on factors such as the size, age, and location of the property. Larger or older homes typically require more time and may cost more. For an exact quote, it's best to fill Quote Request form.
Sellers - Before listing your home.
Buyers - After an offer is accepted. This is the
most common time for a home inspection. Once you're under
contract, schedule the inspection as soon as possible to allow
time for negotiations.
No, a home inspection isn't a pass/fail test. It simply reveals the home's condition so you can decide how to proceed.
Highly recommended. Being present allows you to ask questions, see issues firsthand, and gain valuable maintenance insights.
No. Ethical inspectors don’t perform repairs on properties they’ve inspected to avoid conflicts of interest.
- Ensure all utilities are turned on.
- Make all areas accessible, including the attic, crawl space,
garage, and any locked spaces.
- Provide clear access to key components such as the electrical
panel, HVAC system, water heater, main water shutoff valve, and
sump pump.
- Secure pets to prevent distractions or safety concerns during
the inspection.
Typically within 24–48 hours of the inspection. Multiplex may take 72 hours.
The report includes a detailed summary of the home's condition, covering structural components, major systems (electrical, plumbing, HVAC), any defects or safety concerns, recommendations, and photos of key findings to make the information clear and actionable.
Yes. Even newly built homes can have construction defects or safety violations that a third-party inspection may uncover.
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