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Home Inspections in Saskatoon, SK

If you're planning to buy a new home or looking to sell your property, trust us to provide you with excellent home inspection services in Saskatoon, SK & surrounding areas. Contact the Saskatoon home inspectors at New Age Inspections, to book a home inspection with them.

Home Buyers Inspection:

Buying a home is probably the most expensive purchase you will ever make. We are determined to perform inspections of the upmost quality, with integrity. For a buyer, we make sure that they know and understand every fact about the property that they are purchasing.

What Is Included in The Home Inspection?

3-4 hour home inspection conforming to InterNACHI Standards of Practice (www.nachi.org/sop.htm).
Professional software report, this includes photographs of the inspected property and recommendations for items needing attention.
Thermal imaging scans of the home are included free of charge, this helps find potential issues such as roof leaks, plumbing leaks, moisture issues, overheating electrical components, insulation issues to name a few.
A thorough and friendly home inspection experience.
Technical support for as long as the client owns the home.
Testing for Mold, Asbestos and Radon Gas can be included for an additional cost.

What's Inspected During A Home Inspection

Exterior of the Structure
Visible: Foundation, Roof, Flashing, Chimney, Downspouts, Gutters, Siding, Trim, Windows, Doors, Stairs, Decks & Patios, Retaining Walls, Grading, Drainage, Walkways, Trees & Shrubs
Interior of the Structure
Ceilings, Walls, Floors, Closets, Electrical Outlets, Windows, Kitchen Cabinets, Counters & Exhaust.
Attic
Insulation, Ventilation, Rafters, Ridge Beam, Water Penetration, Accessibility & Storage.
Basement and/or Crawl Space
Foundation Materials, Flooring, Supporting Members, Stairways, Water Penetration & Area Ventilation.
Plumbing
Bath & Kitchen Fixtures, Water Supply, Waste Lines, Vents, Water Flow & Shutoff Valves.

Domestic Water Heater
Equipment, Capacity, Energy Source & Safety Controls.
Heating System
Equipment, Energy Source, Zones, Safety Controls, Ductwork/ Piping, Supplementary Heat & Heat Source in Each Room.
Air Conditioning
Equipment, Zones, Ductwork & Presence of Central Cooling in Each Room.
Electrical System
Service Entry Cable, Capacity, Type, Rating of Overload Protection, Grounding, Bonding, Distribution Panel, Circuits, Outlets, Fixtures, Conductor Materials & Branch Systems.
Driveway and Garage
Garage or Carport, Driveway Surface, Overhead Doors, Safety Controls & Fire Protection Materials.

HOME SELLERS:

We offer current homeowners who are getting ready to list their home for sale a pre-listing inspection so that you are ahead of the game once you start getting interested buyers. You'll know before you put your home on the market if there is anything that would be flagged during a buyer inspection. Being pro-active and fixing any issues ahead of time can reduce the likelihood of someone backing out of the contract to buy your home. They may even choose to not get their own inspection done if they see you have done it ahead of time.

Benefits of Getting a Pre- Inspection

Provide a report that gives 100% full disclosure, with no worries if a buyer coming back and questioning anything regarding the property.
The home may appeal more to buyers, knowing that a home inspection has been done.
Avoid renegotiations due to a home buyer inspection.
As the seller, you can choose to repair any items prior to listing their home or list the home “as is”.

New Home Warranty Inspections

Most new homes come with a standard one year warranty against building materials and workmanship. Problems often occur after the warranty has expired.

An inspection of the property should be done prior to the 1 year home warranty expiring, therefor any issues with the home can be addressed, to help avoid unexpected costs in the future.