Pre-purchase
Before you buy. I go through the whole house so you know exactly what you are signing up for — and what it will cost you down the road.
Book this inspectionLondon & Southwestern Ontario
Serving all of Southwestern Ontario — one inspector, every job, every time. Drone, thermal camera, detailed report in 24 hours.
Transparent pricing
Straightforward prices — no hidden fees, no surprises after the fact.
Not add-ons and not extra charges — these are things I do on every inspection. Four ways I go deeper than a standard walk-through.
When should you book?
Same thoroughness, same standard — pick the one that fits your situation.
Before you buy. I go through the whole house so you know exactly what you are signing up for — and what it will cost you down the road.
Book this inspectionBefore you sell. Find the problems before a buyer inspector does, so there are no surprises that tank your deal or force a price drop.
Book this inspectionAlready own the place. A full check-up on the house you live in so small problems get caught before they become expensive emergencies.
Book this inspectionEvery single inspection
No checklist items skipped, no systems glossed over. Here is what I examine from top to bottom.
Better tools, better results
Most inspectors bring a flashlight and a clipboard. I bring a drone, a thermal camera, and 10+ years of knowing exactly where to look.
Full roof coverage on every inspection — including steep-pitch, multi-storey, and complex rooflines that a ladder simply cannot reach safely. High-resolution photos go in the report.
Finds hidden moisture behind walls, missing or damaged insulation, and electrical hot spots — problems completely invisible to the naked eye that a standard inspection would miss entirely.
Every finding is organized by system, backed by a photo, and graded so you know what is urgent and what can wait. Delivered to your inbox within 24 hours — no jargon, no filler.
Why it pays off
Buying? A documented list of what needs work is real negotiating power — to lower the price or have the seller fix it first. Selling? Find the problems before a buyer’s inspector does, so nothing derails your deal. Either way, you go in knowing exactly where the house stands.