Alliston has heavy clay soil which can cause foundation shifting. We look for specific crack patterns and grading issues that indicate soil expansion to ensure the structure is stable.

Yes. Older homes in Tottenham often have stone rubble foundations. We inspect these specifically for mortar deterioration and water penetration, which are critical checks for century homes.

Yes. We inspect century homes in the tri-town area. We check for rubble foundations, brick deterioration, and legacy wiring like knob-and-tube common in Tottenham classics.

Yes. We check masonry chimneys for spalling bricks, deteriorated mortar, and damaged crowns that could lead to water leaks or structural instability.

Yes. In Briar Hill, we focus on attic fire separation, roof conditions, and common-element connectivity to ensure safety between units.

Yes. We perform Tarion Warranty inspections for new homes. We identify unfinished builder items and mechanical deficiencies before your warranty expires.

Yes. We use thermal imaging on all inspections, including new builds in Treetops. It helps us find missing insulation that builders may have skipped behind the drywall.

Yes. Some homes built between 1995 and 2007 may contain Kitec. We identify these fittings, as they are known to fail and can be costly to replace.