Residential Inspection Services

Residential inspections performed by a licensed BC home inspector. The inspection is conducted in accordance with the HIABC Scope of Inspection.

Detached and Duplex

House Inspection

A visual inspection of readily accessible systems and components within the HIABC Scope of Inspection. Findings are documented with photographs and explained in plain language so you have a better understanding of the property before you make a decision.

Areas Reviewed Where Readily Accessible

Structure and foundation Roof and gutters Attic and insulation Exterior and siding Electrical systems Plumbing systems Heating and ventilation Windows and doors Interior finishes Garage where present

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House inspection pricing

Fees are based on interior square footage. Properties with suites, unusual configurations or limited accessibility are quoted individually.

From $650 See the full pricing table

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A clear digital inspection report is normally provided within 24 hours after the inspection.

Strata Units

Condo Inspection

A condo inspection primarily covers the readily accessible systems and components within the unit and any other areas specifically included and accessible at the time of inspection. Clients should separately review strata documents, depreciation reports, meeting minutes and planned expenditures.

Areas Reviewed Where Readily Accessible

Unit interior Balcony or patio Electrical panel and outlets Plumbing fixtures In-suite heating Windows and doors Interior finishes Installed appliances

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Condo inspection pricing

Condo fees are set separately from house fees and are based on the interior square footage of the unit.

From $499 See the full pricing table

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Scope note. A condo inspection primarily covers the readily accessible systems and components within the individual unit. Common-property areas and shared building systems are generally outside the scope unless specifically included and accessible.

Attached Homes

Townhouse and Duplex Inspection

Townhouses and duplexes vary considerably in size, layout and what falls under owner responsibility. A visual inspection of readily accessible systems and components within the HIABC Scope of Inspection. The scope and fee are confirmed for each property individually.

Areas Reviewed Where Readily Accessible

Roof where accessible Exterior and siding Full interior Electrical systems Plumbing systems Heating and ventilation Windows and doors Balcony or deck

Quoted individually

Townhouses, duplexes, homes with suites and unusual properties are quoted individually so the fee reflects the actual property.

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A clear digital inspection report is normally provided within 24 hours after the inspection.

For Sellers

Pre-Listing Inspection

A pre-listing inspection gives sellers a better understanding of the property before it goes on the market. A visual inspection of readily accessible systems and components within the HIABC Scope of Inspection.

Why Sellers Request One

Understand the property first Address items before listing Fewer surprises during the sale Clearer discussions with buyers Written report to share Informed pricing decisions

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AuditorA home inspector documenting an exterior electrical component. — Findings are documented on site with photographs and included in your written report.

Inspection Tools

Equipment Used During an Inspection

Inspections are visual and non-invasive. Testing equipment is used to support the visual inspection where conditions make it appropriate.

Electrical testing equipment for outlets and accessible components
Moisture measurement where conditions indicate it is appropriate
Ladder access for roof and elevated areas where safe to do so
Inspection lighting for attics, crawl spaces and enclosed areas
Digital photography for documenting findings in the report

Infrared camera. An infrared camera may be used at the inspector’s discretion as a supplementary screening tool when conditions make its use appropriate. Infrared observations are not a full thermographic assessment and do not guarantee the detection of concealed moisture, insulation deficiencies, electrical problems or other hidden conditions. Any relevant observation will be interpreted in context and reported with appropriate limitations.

Please note. AuditorA does not perform repairs, provide repair cost estimates, offer warranties or make contractor referrals.

Next Step

Not Sure Which Inspection You Need?

Call, text or email Vahid and he will confirm the right inspection and the fee for your property.

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