From House to Home. Let’s have a look!
I provide inspection services to the Greater Edmonton Area. Certified home inspection services including buyer’s inspection, seller’s pre-listing inspections, homeowner maintenance inspection, builders’ 1-year warranty inspections, and acreage inspections.
Every house is a huge, interconnected system of thousands of building elements from the roof covering to the footings. I will visually inspect every aspect of your potential new home, and as an integral partner in your real estate transaction, supply you with a professional home inspection report. As a home inspector and business owner, I want to be “your guy” for inspection services.
Selling your home is stressful. Period. What is it worth? What will a buyer‘s inspector find “wrong” with it? What if he/she finds a deal-breaker deficiency, and the buyer backs out?
SOLUTION: Call THE HOUSE INSPECTOR and I’ll inspect your home, arm you with valuable maintenance and repair information – and help reduce your stress!
Our maintenance inspections ensure your home is in good working order and points out areas for repair.
The 1-year builder inspection makes sure that you’re aware of anything that the builder should repair before their warranty ends.
A Wood Energy Technology Transfer inspection – WETT Inspection – is a comprehensive assessment of any wood-burning appliance in your home. The inspection safeguards your health and well-being and is often required by insurance.
If you have any sort of wood-burning appliance in your home, you should have it periodically inspected.
Drinking contaminated tap water can pose serious health risks. Testing the quality of your tap water is the only way to determine if it is safe to drink or not.
This is because the majority of water contaminants are tasteless, odorless, and invisible
Building a home inspections company is much like building a house.
Everyone involved, especially the buyers and sellers need to understand and know the condition of the property. Throughout our experiences, I have found it is imperative to communicate and work directly with the client to ensure they understand what is actually inspected and what is not.
The first requirement is to build a strong foundation. Concrete and rebar create the footings and support for a house, whereas education, building experience, and curiosity/intelligence fundamentally comprise the building blocks of a great home inspection.
For me, The House Inspector is an extension of my lifelong interest in building anything, in problem-solving, and in helping people. When I was growing up on a farm here in Alberta, our 4H motto was “learn to do by doing”. This philosophy translates today and forms the basis behind you receiving a fantastic home inspection.