Gray Home Inspections Inc.

A home inspector will not pass or fail a house, but it will describe its actual condition and indicate what components and systems may need repair or replacement so that the home buyer can make a conscious choice.

Buying a home is a big investment, and to make sure you are buying a house in good condition, you should examine it before the purchase. After the home inspection process, homebuyers will have a better understanding of their prospective house, which will allow them to make decisions with confidence.

Home inspectors will review the current status of a house or property; however, there are some things that our service does not include: Code, bylaw, and building regulation issues, outbuildings, TV system, alarms, internet, and telephone system.

When you hire this service, the home inspector will review the roof, structure, exterior, wiring system, HVAC system, plumbing system, and the house interior. We also inspect swimming pools. A home inspection is an exhaustive review of the components of a house to find possible issues or improving points.

There's no rule here. Of course, you and the home inspector must attend the day of the inspection to check that everything's fine. Some house sellers ask to be in the review, but as you hire the service, you can decide who attends and who doesn't. We don't recommend inviting friends and family to the inspection because they may subjectively influence the final decision.

A home inspection is a review made by an expert of the actual conditions of the house-to-buy. When you receive the final report, you'll be able to spot issues that you may not see at first sight, but that can bring you problems in the future. Having a home inspection is an inexpensive way to ensure that you are making the right purchase.

All houses new some repair or improvement; however, there are some major repairs that we recommend you to avoid when looking for a new place to buy: - Problems in the houses' infrastructure - Roofing - Pests - Water damage All the mentioned above are issues that can cost a lot of time and money to solve. In those cases, we recommend that you keep searching for a house that met your expectations and is in good condition.

There's no perfect house; all homes have some point of improvement or some repair to do. A house inspection intends to reveal the potential buyer repairs that it will have to do in the future. Some of the most common improvement points are plumbing, electrical system, roofing, pests, doors, and windows.

Buyers try to remain alert to the details and possible problems that the house to buy may present. Some of these problems are easy to identify: torn walls, old furniture, unmaintained ceilings, or abandoned gardens and pools. However, other elements are not visible to the inexperienced eye, which can be in poor condition and that one must consider before investing in your future house. We recommend doing your home inspection with an experienced company to ensure that the house is in optimal conditions and help you make a conscious choice.

A home inspection is intended to provide the client with a thorough evaluation regarding the overall condition of installed systems and components of the home. The inspection is based on observation of the visible and apparent condition of the structure and components at the time of the home inspection. A home inspection is not a prediction of future conditions. Our home inspections are in compliance with InterNACHI’s comprehensive Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics.

We include a full baseline commercial property inspections such as; • General Site Characteristics, • Parking, Paving, Landscape, and Lighting • Building Envelop and Structural Frame • Roof Surface Areas • Electrical & Mechanical Systems • Plumbing & Sprinkler Systems • HVAC- Heating & Air Conditioning Systems • Ventilation & Duct Systems • Stairwells, Entrances & Exits • Fire Protection Systems • All Wall & Interior Elements • Review of Estimates & Probable Costs • Professional Recommendations • Limited Document Review

Prices are based off of square footage, and age of the home. Give us a call or send us an email of the property address and we can give you a solid quote.