Building Inspectors near Chester NS (67 Result(s))

Our duty is to provide clients an honest, unbiased opinion on the condition of a property they are about to purchase. The inspection must be fair to both buyers and sellers.

The HouseMaster home inspection is geared toward buyers and sellers who seek an independent third-party professional evaluation of the condition of the major elements of a home before making the financial commitment to purchase.

HAPI NS offers high quality, professional inspections that meet or exceed the Canadian Association of Home & Property Inspections current Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics. ( www.cahpi-atl.com ) Always remembering that a home inspection is a visual non destructive observation of the properties systems and how they operate together, or dont in some cases, the Inspector uses his knowledge, training and communication skills tuned during many hundreds of inspections to ensure the client is fully aware of and fully understands any issues identified during the inspection process. Not everything in a property is pleasant. understanding the issue and the clients concerns allows me to communicate even the most intimidating things in a way that provides the client with the correct information and the knowledge of what requires to be done.Remember no property is perfect or maintenance free.

As Seen Home Inspection Inc will give you a clear, unbiased evaluation of a home's condition, answer any questions you may have, and help give you peace of mind. Call us now to get your free estimate!

A home inspection is a visual and noninvasive examination of the current condition of a house and should indicate which components and systems may need major repair, servicing or replacement. When performed by a trained professional home inspector, the information revealed in the inspection report should help buyers understand the true condition of the property. The "Standards of Practice" used to perform each home inspection meet those prescribed by the Canadian Association of Home and Property Inspectors (CAHPI) and can be viewed at: http://www.cahpi-atl.com/standards. A relatively new addition to the Home Inspector's tool bag is the infrared camera. The IR Camera scans for minor surface temperature variations of the building, which can be interpreted to identify problems in structure, moisture content, as well as air leakage. See more at: http://www.gpiweb.ca/englehart