A condo inspection is a highly specialized evaluation focused strictly on the interior boundaries of your unit. We assess electrical panels, plumbing fixtures, specialized high-rise HVAC systems, life safety features, window seals, and balcony enclosures to ensure your personal liability and comfort are protected.
Even in high-end developments, our certified inspectors frequently uncover hidden moisture intrusion beneath cabinetry, unsealed plumbing fixtures that risk water damage, electrical distribution panel faults, unsafe non-compliant wiring modifications, and performance defects within high-rise HVAC fan-coil systems.
Absolutely. New high-rise construction can still have defects resulting from rushed timelines or contractor oversights. We conduct detailed Pre-Delivery Inspections (PDIs) and Tarion 30-Day or 1-Year Warranty assessments to ensure the builder corrects these issues before your coverage expires.
While a home inspection covers exterior envelopes, roofing, and foundations, a condo inspection strategically isolates the specific systems you are legally responsible for. This ensures you aren't paying for the evaluation of shared building amenities that fall under the condo corporation's purview.
Yes. High-rise HVAC systems are fundamentally different from standard residential furnaces. We test operating controls, thermostat responsiveness, and verify overall heating and cooling output to ensure your unit's core climate system is functioning properly.
Yes, it is highly recommended. Older high-rises often feature aging plumbing fixtures, outdated electrical distribution, and worn window hardware that can lead to energy loss or internal leaks. An inspection gives you a clear, predictable roadmap of upcoming maintenance.
Operating locally to serve you faster, our certified inspectors evaluate high-rise and townhouse developments across York Region & Simcoe County, including Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Markham, Newmarket, Aurora, King City, Bradford, and Barrie.
