Pre-Listing Inspection
Pre-Listing Inspections are designed to save the home seller time, money, and heartache. By learning of potential road blocks to selling your home before you list, you have the opportunity to fix the issues before the buyer is turned away from purchasing your home.
You can increase the value of your home and reduce the amount of time it is on the market.
Pre-Purchase Inspection
Pre-Purchase Inspections are the type of inspection most people are familiar with. Having an inspection on a home you are potentially purchasing, is critical in protecting your investment. Without an inspection, you could be purchasing a home that is going to cost you in large repair bills and precious time. Take the time. Get peace of mind.
Pre-Delivery Inspection (New Home Construction)
A home inspection offers an unbiased evaluation of your new investment and uncover deficiencies overlooked by your builder's inspector. This should be done before taking complete ownership of your new home, so the builder can correct any errors and ensure your satisfaction when you move in..
New Home Warranty Inspection
After living in your new home for at least a month, you might start to notice deficiencies and errors as a result of usage and/or adverse weather conditions. A New Home Warranty Inspection identifies any deficiencies that can be corrected under the New Home Warranty Program. The inspection must take place anywhere between thirty days and a year after taking possession of your home.
Build Phase Inspections
As your home is being constructed Admiral Home Inspections can provide all the information you need to feel confident in the longevity of your home.
Once your home is complete our opportunity to assess is limited, but while construction is under way, we have the opportunity to ensure perfection in your home.
Phase 1 - We'll inspect the foundation and framing as well as the
electrical and plumbing rough-ins
Phase 2 - We'll inspect the insulation, vapour barrier, pre-drywall construction and window/door installation