RESIDENTIAL BUILDING INSPECTION

WE PROUDLY SERVE GREATER MONTREAL AND ESTRIE

Whether you are about to buy or sell a property, as qualified home inspectors, we are trained to find any issues with the property that can be identified visually.

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WHAT WE DO

EXTERIOR INSPECTION

To fully inspect the exterior of the property, your home inspector:

Will go around the exterior to ensure the property is level.
Will check the integrity of the property by looking for cracks in the foundation and other signs of structural distress.
Will check the condition of siding, gutters, doors, windows, patios, driveways, paths and wall surfaces.
Will inspect homemade decks and other DIY projects, which are more likely to contain deficiencies.

ROOF INSPECTION

Your home inspector will climb on the roof whenever possible to completely check its condition.

However, if for safety reasons your inspector cannot climb onto the roof (for example due to rain, snow, steep slopes or unstable roofing materials), he or she will climb a ladder and use binoculars:

Checking the roof materials: The home inspector will examine the roof to verify that it is made of durable, weather-resistant materials.
Assessment of the condition of the tiles or shingles: The real estate inspector will check the condition of the tiles or shingles to detect possible cracks, breaks or deformations.
Checking the waterproofness of the roof: The property inspector will inspect the roof to check that there are no water leaks or damaged areas.
Examination of the gutters: The property inspector will check the condition of the gutters to ensure that they are in good condition and that they are properly attached to the roof.
Evaluation of roof ventilation: The real estate inspector will check that the roof ventilation is adequate to avoid humidity and mold problems.

ATTIC INSPECTION

Your home inspector will check the attic for:

Chimney problems
Excessive humidity
Improper installation of exhaust fans, plumbing fans and ceiling lights
Insect infestation
Water infiltration
Structural defects

Interior Inspection

To fully inspect the interior of the property, your home inspector:

Will check the quality and condition of ceilings and walls.
Will check that doors and windows function properly and are weather-tight.
Will check that the water pressure is satisfactory.
Will look for any defects in the foundation or structure of the cellar or crawl spaces, paying particular attention to evidence of water leaks.
Will check the condition of plumbing fixtures and faucets.

Heating and Cooling System Inspection

Your home inspector will assess the general condition of the heating system and ensure that heat is distributed correctly throughout the property.

Electrical System Inspection

Your home inspector will check that the electrical system is sufficient for the property.

For safety reasons, we may request that the power supply be turned off while we inspect the electrical panel.

To check the capacity and condition of the electrical system, they will:

Structural Inspection

Ensure the safety and integrity of your home in Sherbrooke with professional structural inspections. ImmoGenie’s thorough assessments cover foundations, roofs, walls and much more. Schedule your inspection today for peace of mind

Visual Assessment: Our experienced inspectors begin by visually examining the exterior and interior of the home.
Foundation Assessment: Foundations serve as the basis for construction and their stability is crucial.
Foundation Assessment: Foundations serve as the basis for construction and their stability is crucial.
Roof Inspection: The roof is another essential part of a home’s structure.

Plumbing Inspection

A plumbing inspection by a home inspector is an important step in assessing the condition of a home’s plumbing system. Here are some key elements that the home inspector will take into account when inspecting the plumbing:

Water Quality Assessment: The home inspector will check the quality of the tap water to ensure that it is safe to drink and meets water quality standards.
Pipe Inspection: The home inspector will inspect the pipes to make sure they are in good condition and not damaged or clogged.
Assessment of the condition of the joints: The real estate inspector will check the condition of the joints to detect possible leaks and signs of wear.
Examination of faucets, showers and bathtubs: The home inspector will check the condition of faucets, showers and bathtubs for possible leaks and signs of wear.
Sewage Disposal System Inspection: The property inspector will check the condition of the sewage disposal system to ensure that it is in good working order.

Insulation Inspection

Inspecting the insulation by a home inspector is an important step in assessing the energy efficiency of a home and detecting possible heat leaks. Here are some key elements that the real estate inspector will take into account when inspecting the insulation:

Checking Insulation Materials: The home inspector will check the insulation materials used in the home to determine if they are suitable for the local climate and meet building standards.
Energy Efficiency Assessment: The home inspector will assess the energy efficiency of the home by measuring the temperature in different rooms and using tools such as thermal cameras to detect heat leaks.
Checking the insulation of the attic: The real estate inspector will check whether the attic is well insulated and whether the insulation is thick enough to provide optimal thermal insulation.
Assessment of wall insulation: The property inspector will assess the wall insulation to determine whether it is sufficient to provide optimal thermal insulation.

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CONTINUOUS TELEPHONE SUPPORT FOR OWNERS

Are you the owner? If so, our service does not end with the completion of your home inspection.

We offer free telephone support before and after you move into your new home.

That’s not all. We are here to help you make informed decisions about maintaining your new home. That’s why we also provide several free home reference resources – call us at 1-819-933-7476 to get them.

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