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Building inspection

The goal of the inspection is to identify both major and minor defects in a property. This includes structural issues, electrical systems, plumbing, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, exterior layout, as well as aspects related to safety and energy efficiency.

An inspection is not exhaustive and does not guarantee the complete absence of defects. Some issues may be hidden or not visible at the time of the inspection.

Depending on the number of findings noted by the inspector, a detailed and concise report with photos will be sent to you by email within 48 to 72 hours following the inspection. We ensure that you receive a clear and accurate picture of the property's condition.

For your peace of mind, we carry professional liability insurance, providing full protection.

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Frequently asked questions

: Quebec’s Law 16 requires all condominiums to conduct a contingency fund study and update it every five years. This obligation is intended to protect co-owners by ensuring a rigorous and forward-looking management of funds for the maintenance of the building.
: All of our reserve fund studies are conducted by a member of the Quebec Order of Professional Technologists (OTPQ) in compliance with the legal requirements of Law 16. Members are covered by professional liability insurance.
: A pre-purchase inspection can detect major problems that affect the use, value or safety of a building and verify the condition of the observed elements. The inspector informs the client about the status of the systems and components for a secure investment.
: Hiring a renovation project manager is essential if you are not familiar with the area, lack time to manage the details, or are not interested in the subject. This avoids the stress of coordinating work, planning and managing costs, ensuring a smooth and successful renovation. Enjoy your time and peace of mind while getting quality results!

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Building inspection

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