CONDO INSPECTIONS

What is Condo Inspection?

A Condo inspection is a crucial step in the buying or selling process of a condominium unit. It involves a thorough examination of the unit’s condition by a licensed home inspector, who will identify any potential issues or defects. The inspection includes review of the unit’s structure, electrical and plumbing systems, appliances, and common areas of the building. The inspection report provides buyers with valuable information about the unit’s condition, and recommendations for repairs or further action. By getting a condo home inspection, you can ensure a smooth and stress-free transaction, and make an informed decision about your investment. While we may not have full access to all areas of the building we do evaluate allot the common areas we can.

Next Inspection will inspect your unit and we report on it as perStandards and Practises

Why get a Condo Inspection?

There are several reasons why you should consider getting a condo inspection when purchasing

The condo inspection can uncover potential issues with the property that may not be immediately visible, such as plumbing, electrical interior conditions.
This inspection will also look at the strata structure around your unit for any concerns.
The condo inspection can give you peace of mind and help you make an informed decision about whether to move forward with the purchase.
Condo inspections can potentially save you money by identifying issues that may need to be addressed before closing on the property.

What Does a Condo Inspection Include?

A typical condo inspection report covers the the home following areas:

Heating and cooling systems (e.g. furnace, air conditioning)
Interior elements (e.g. walls, floors, ceilings)
Plumbing systems (e.g. pipes, water heater)
Electrical systems (e.g. wiring, outlets)
Roofing System (e.g. covering, flashings etc) where applicable
Attic & Insulation( e.g. insulation & ventilation of unfinished areas) where applicable
Exterior elements (e.g. siding, windows, doors) where applicable
Basement/Crawlspace( e.g. movement cracks and structure) where applicable
Structural components (e.g. foundation, framing, roof) where applicable

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How to choose a Home Inspector?

When choosing a home inspector, it’s important to do your research and choose someone who is properly trained and certified. Here are a few tips for finding a reputable home inspector:

Look for someone who is BC Licensed as it is the law here.

Choose someone who is willing to take the time to explain their findings to you and answer any questions you may have.

Condo Inspections FAQ's

Q; What does a condo inspection cost ?

A; Starting at $300 call or book online for pricing.

Q; How long does a condo inspection take ?

A; They start take about 2 to 2.5 hours depending on size.

Q; Do I need to be there for the entire time?

A; It’s not necessary as during the initial phase I am gathering data writing the report adding pictures checking serial numbers. I advised the last 30 minutes is a good time to be there so we can walk through our findings and answer any questions you may have.

Q; When can I get my condo inspection report?