A house is a complex system made up of thousands of components.
A house inspection helps to identify hidden issues.
A townhouse shares similar structural elements with a detached house. Common elements managed by strata council will also be inspected.
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Condominiums are inspected with the same level of professionalism and care. We examine all of the interior systems of the suite.
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sbestos is one of the major concerns among homeowners. How does asbestos affect our lives and health? Do you live in a house that contains asbestos? Worksafe BC has issued warnings to remind homeowners about the dangers of breathing in asbestos fibers when renovating or demolishing their homes. If you are buying a home built…
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Being one of the most neglected part in your home, attic space in fact plays an important role in keeping your home and your family safe and sound.
Attic space being a significant part to the integrity of your home, we always spend a considerable amount of time and effort to inspect, despite its difficult accessibility. Below is a list of issues we commonly discovered inside the attic.
Many homeowners may find leave-clad houses are attractive, some may be worried about problems with growing plants up the wall.
Self-clinging climbers such as common ivy support itself by growing aerial roots and penetrating cracks or crevices. These invasive roots can cause…
Springtime is the season with longer daytime and warmer weather. This is the time of year when homeowners give their homes the “spring cleaning”.
It is also the time to assess any damage and take appropriate actions. If you have no idea where to start with, we have prepared a spring maintenance checklist so you know how to keep your home in optimal condition for the rest of the year.
As the COVID-19 outbreak continues to evolve, lots of homebuyers are affected as many home inspectors are suspending their service due to the unprecedented risk. We want you to know that Inspectology is doing everything we can to support you through this difficult time. We are taking additional precautions to keep our clients and homeowner safe. This is our first priority.
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If you are buying a Vancouver house built prior to 1970, be aware there is a high probability of a buried oil tank. An underground oil tank could affect your insurance and mortgage. The associated environmental impact could cost you up to a hundred thousand dollars for remediation. Buried oil tank creates a huge liability for the homeowner and you, the buyer. In Vancouver…
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