Townhouse Inspections

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Townhouse Inspections Services

Inspecting homes Since 2019

What is a Townhouse Inspection?

Townhouse home inspections are similar to a single family home inspection with a few exceptions. Townhouses have common property components which are managed by the Strata Corporation that you are buying into. These components are the roof, skylights, exteriors and drainage. The strata fees are for the maintenance and insurance or these items and other items as outlined in the Strata Corporation documents. Any deficiencies outlined in the report you should review with your realtor and you should discuss the strata minutes and depreciation report.

What does a Townhouse Inspection Include?

Licensed & Insured

Your Townhouse Inspection

Roofing System (e.g. covering, flashings etc)
Attic & Insulation( e.g. insulation & ventilation of unfinished areas)
Exterior elements (e.g. siding, windows, doors)
Basement/Crawlspace( e.g. movement cracks and structure)
Structural components (e.g. foundation, framing, roof)
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)
Site Conditions (e.g. grading, retaining walls, fence, vegetation, driveways and walks)

All of these items are inspected by Next Inspection with regards to the areas that cover your unit and we report on it accordingly along with 9 systems and the over 400 sub components: See More about the Home Inspection

Why Get a Townhouse Inspection?

There are several reasons why you should consider getting a home inspection before purchasing a home:

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.