Canada Wide  Home Inspector Directory

Your #1 Source of Brookfield Approved Home Inspectors for Military and RCMP personnel.  When personnel are transferring to a new base or detachment finding a Professional Home Inspector is an important part of the Home Buying Process.  All our Home Inspecters are Certified and will bill Brookfield directly for the Home Inspection Fee.

Home Inspectors by Province

All our Brookfield Approved Home Inspectors Listed by Province for your convenience.  Review their Qualifications and Experience to find the best Home Inspector in your area.

Alberta Home Inspectors

Professional Home Inspections by a Certified Home Inspector.  Choose from our List of Brookfield Approved Home Inspectors from the Third Party Service Providers list. 

Why You Need a Home Inspection

A Professional home inspector is a trained individual who will conduct an inspection of the general condition of the home. A good home inspection will assist a buyer in understanding exactly what they are about to acquire. A home may look move in ready, but an inspector will cover features of the house such as electrical wiring, plumbing, roofing, insulation, as well as structural features of the home and may unveil issues that are not noticeable to the buyer’s eye. As a buyer, you are making a vast investment, and it is important to understand exactly what you are purchasing. Having a certified home inspector conduct a thorough inspection of the prospective property, could be compared to taking out an insurance policy against all potential operating costs.

Whether you are shopping for your first home, last home or dream home it is easy to get caught up in the moment. While the house may look perfect from the outside looking in, it is important to factor a professional home inspection into your home buying plans. Purchasing a home can be expensive enough without having to deal with unexpected repairs.

Before you put in an offer

The home-buying process is long and arduous. You often spend months searching for the right home before you make an offer and once an offer is made and accepted, you must jump through several more hoops before the sale closes. An important part of the process is the home inspection where a professional makes sure everything in the house is functioning properly and identifies needed repairs.

The buyer pays the cost of a home inspection but can always wave the right to an inspection. That’s not a good idea. You should make a home inspection a mandatory part of the home-buying process. “You need unbiased documentation of the home’s condition

Once you have found a property you are interested in purchasing, be sure to include a home inspection as a condition in your purchase offer. By including this condition, it will act as a contingency if major defects or repairs are identified during the home inspection, giving you the option to back out of your purchase offer without penalty within a specified time frame.

What to expect during a home inspection

It is important to hire a certified professional to give the house a comprehensive inspection. Although your friends and family members can help you select a home, it’s best to rely on a professional to give you an unbiased assessment of the property. Before hiring the inspector, ask about their qualifications, experience and check their references.
Your home inspector will inspect the interior, exterior, foundation, plumbing, heating, electrical systems, and roof of the property. The inspector will look for clues that may indicate bigger problems such as signs of mould, areas in need of repair and potential problems that could be costly down the road.