What is the purpose of a home inspection? A home inspection determines the present condition of a home’s major systems, based on a visual inspection of accessible features. It focuses on the performance of the home, rather than cosmetic, code or design issues.
A home inspection is: - An in-field evaluation and professional opinion of the performance of the readily accessible installed systems in a home at the time of inspection - A visual examination Intended to identify components that are deficient, unsafe or near the end of their life - Documented in a written report
A home inspection is not: - An insurance policy, guarantee or warranty on the home - An invasive or destructive exercise Intended to identify concealed defects - A code or design review Intended to predict future performance or life expectancy - An environmental review or energy audit
Components included in the inspection: - Roof Structure - Exterior - Electrical system - Heating and Air Conditioning system - Plumbing system - Insulation and Air/Vapour Barriers - Interior Mechanical and Natural Ventilation systems
What’s not included: - Cosmetic issues - Bylaw and building regulation issues - Outbuildings, Swimming pools and spas - Specialty systems including telephone, cable TV, alarm systems
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