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Residential & Commercial Building Inspection
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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Whether it is the house of your dreams, or a revenue property, we are here to provide you with a quality inspection. We offer pre-purchase or pre-sale inspections on residential, commercial, or semi-commercial properties.
Before purchasing a property, it is important to have a professional inspector determine its true condition. We will provide you with the information needed to make the right decision.
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At first, contact is usually made by phone. At this time information is given to the inspector such as; what type of building, location, year of construction, mls # (if any), client info , phone number, e-mail address, etc.
Whenever possible, a specimen copy of the service contract is e-mailed to the client for them to thoroughly read, and understand before the inspection takes place.
At the time of inspection, the inspector, and clients meet at the property location. The completion of the contract takes place, and a disclosure is given to the vendors to complete during the inspection. We recommend that the client follow the inspector through out the inspection.
Exterior inspection begins, ending with the roof inspection whenever possible. Exterior inspection consists of; foundation, site grading, windows, doors, exterior walls, siding, exterior drains, electrical entrance. Whenever possible roof, gutters, downspouts, are inspected.
Interior inspection usually begins in a basement, followed by the floors above. Interior inspection consists of: water entrance, electrical panel, switches, and outlets, plumbing components, heating, and cooling systems, interior walls, floors, ceilings, and seals. Whenever possible structural components are also inspected.
Some buildings may have an attic space below the roof. This is the last area inspected on the interior. Attic inspection consists of; insulation, ventilation, signs of water infiltration, signs of condensation, and roof structure.
After inspection is completed a verbal summary is given by the inspector. The completion of an attestation completion form is filled out, and retrieval of the disclosure from the vendor.
Full payment always occurs on site at the inspection.
Within 24 to 48 hours, a copy of the inspection report, as well as a copy of the disclosure, and completion form is e- mailed to the client.
Certain steps of this procedure may change without notice, or depending on each particular situation.
Note that the following items are not inspected due to the fact that A.I.B.Q. inspectors are restricted in doing so according to A.I.B.Q. regulations;
- Any source of auxiliary heat (ex. fireplace, chimney)
- Swimming pools, spas, hot tubs, Jacuzzi.
- Exterior sheds.
- Water purification systems, septic systems, water softeners, and hardeners.
- Alarm, and security systems.
- Plus all other unforeseen possibilities.
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CODE OF ETHICS
Honesty, justice, and courtesy form a moral philosophy which, associated with mutual interest among people constitutes the foundation of ethics.
The members recognise such a standard, not just by passive observance, but as a set of dynamic principles guiding their conduct.
It is their duty to practice the profession according to this code of ethics.
The keystone of professional conduct is integrity. The members will discharge their duties with fidelity to the public, to their clients, and with fairness and impartiality to all.
They should uphold the honour and dignity of their profession and avoid association with any enterprise of questionable character, and avoid any conflict of interest.
The inspector shall maintain high standards in matters affecting the safety, health and well being of the public. If during the course of an inspection, the inspector discovers a situation which may be harmful to the public,he shall inform the proper authorities and the people concerned.
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Dear Mario,
I am writing to thank you for the time you spent with me on the phone today to educate and to answer my questions about the inspection process of buildings.
In particular, I am grateful to you for giving me information that was thorough and realistic in order to address my concerns as the buyer of a new home .
Please know that the time and education you gave me leaves me with a very high accurate opinion of you.
Sincerely,
Beth
Cote St-Luc
With a construction and renovation background since 1996, we have been faced with many different types of construction methods, and problems. This solid base has provided us with the necessary knowledge into solving many construction, and renovation situations.
A member of the A.I.B.Q. since 2002, we have inspected hundreds of homes/buildings, always resulting in customer satisfaction. To be part of this association, several exams were successfully completed, and we are required to follow a continuing education process on a yearly basis. We are recognized as a nationally certified inspector by the C.A.H.P.I.
Our mission is to give you neutral opinion to the best of our knowledge on the condition of a home/building.
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