Edmonton Home Inspection FAQs

An Edmonton Home Inspector examines the structure, exterior, interior, electrical systems, plumbing, HVAC, roof, attic, insulation, ventilation, and other systems of the house.

While foundation issues are often considered the most serious concern (look for cracks wider than your pinkie nail), there are several major red flags we watch for. These include structural problems, significant water damage (visible as ceiling stains), and roof issues that could compromise your home's entire structure. Extensive mold growth are also serious concerns that can lead to costly repairs. As your Licensed Home Inspector and Professional Engineer, we'll thoroughly document any issues found and help you understand whether they're minor maintenance items or serious problems that need immediate attention. Our detailed report will help you make an informed decision about your investment. 🏠

Customers can book a home inspection with Brookstone Inspection Services Ltd. by calling 587-333-5530 or using our convenient online booking link to schedule an appointment. Feel free to call us if your preferred timing is not available.

Yes, Home Inspectors in Edmonton should be licensed and certified. It's important to verify their credentials before hiring. Our inspectors are certified through the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors (InterNACHI) and licensed by the Government of Alberta.

Look for experience, proper licensing, good reviews, and ask about their inspection process and the tools they use.

Absolutely! We offer comprehensive Sherwood Park or Leduc home inspection services. Our inspectors are familiar with the local area and can provide expert insights into Sherwood Park properties.

Indeed, we have skilled townhouse inspectors serving Sherwood Park. They understand the unique aspects of townhouse construction and can provide thorough inspections tailored to this property type.

As premier home inspectors in Edmonton, we offer a unique combination of engineering expertise, advanced technology (including thermal imaging and drone inspections), and exceptional customer service. Our detailed reports and follow-up support ensure you have all the information you need about your property.

Yes, Apartment Condo Inspections are highly recommended to understand the condition of the unit and potential issues before making a purchase.

Generally, Home Inspectors in Edmonton don't provide specific cost estimates for repairs but may give a general idea of the severity of issues found.