Home Inspector In Edmonton, AB

A home inspection would usually reveal any critical flaws, safety concerns, and the impending end of the life span of different materials used in its building projects. The home inspection procedure will also disclose any broken, defective, or potentially hazardous issues with the residence and its nearby area

• Complete house Inspection
• Investor Inspection
• First time Home Buyer
• Multi-Family Inspection
• Pre-Sale Inspection
• Commercial Building Inspection

Infrared (thermal imaging) is an advanced, non-invasive technology that allows the inspector to reveal things which can’t be seen by the naked eye. We perform thermal imaging on all home inspections.

A thermal imaging inspection includes examining the inside or outside of a building with a Forward Looking Infrared camera or an Infrared Camera. It searches for moisture and water that may be present within the walls. This is an area that an inspector cannot see unless the walls are opened or this sort of technology is used.

Mold, Water, Asbestos, Lead, & Meth Hazard tests available.We can perform a variety of tests which will communicate what is involved in reducing damage to homes.

It is a fungus that, based on the type of mold spore species, can be toxic at high concentration levels. Asbestos, on the other hand, is a group of six naturally appearing mineral fibers found in soil and rocks. Asbestos has been shown to have more adverse health effects than mold when exposed to it for an extended amount of time.

The sewer line has many variables that are unseen (was it installed correctly, was it repaired, are roots an issue, has someone flushed an object down it, is there a partial break, is there a low spot in the line due to settling, are the fittings the proper ones for flow, is the house tied into sewer and to a septic system) These are all potential issues that would be unable to determine without a proper sewer scope or evidence of a backed up sewer line.

Light commercial inspections consist of a walk-through survey to gain a comprehensive overview of all primary components and systems present in the building, such as the HVAC, framework,  electrical, plumbing, exterior, and interior decoration.

WETT (Wood Energy Technology Transfer) inspections are visual examinations of wood or  burning equipment such as wood burners and stoves to ensure that the construction meets required code requirements and that the general condition is reliable for use.