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A home inspection is a professional review of the major systems and components of a house — including the structure, roof, exterior, heating and cooling, plumbing, and electrical — with the goal of giving you a clear understanding of their condition at the time of the inspection. The assessment is limited to what is visible and accessible on that day, providing a snapshot of how the home is performing so you can make informed decisions with confidence.
A home inspection is a visual, non-invasive review. We don’t open walls, move furniture, or perform destructive testing. We also don’t operate specialized safety systems or push equipment beyond normal use — for example, overloading electrical circuits or forcing HVAC systems. Instead, we combine visual observation with specialized tools like thermal imaging, moisture meters, and electrical testers to see beyond what the eye can detect, highlighting concerns and recommending next steps when needed.
Our inspections are priced by the size of the home. You only pay for the area that we inspect. Every client receives the same detailed inspection with the same tools and techniques — no upsells, no additional charges. We secure your booking with a deposit, then confirm the square footage at the time of the inspection. Final payment is due with the report delivery within 24 hours of your inspection.
The time depends on the size and complexity of the home. Smaller properties may take a few hours, while larger homes require more time to cover properly. At Invest Inspections, we don’t force every property into the same slot — the bigger the home, the fewer appointments we open that day. With 24-hour report delivery, every inspection receives the same comprehensive detail, no matter the size — quality over quantity.
A home inspection is a review of how the home’s systems are performing on the day of inspection. I’m not enforcing building codes — I’m focused on spotting deficiencies, safety concerns, and components nearing the end of service life. To do that, I rely on both experience and tools like thermal imaging, moisture meters, drones, and electrical testers. Findings are documented, explained in plain language, and paired with clear recommendations so you understand the impact and next steps.
A home inspection isn’t a pass-or-fail test. My role is to act as an impartial observer — to show you exactly what’s there without bias. Buying a home can be stressful, so the report is designed to cut through the noise and give you clarity. Every report is built around our T.R.U.S.T. protocol: Thorough, Reliable, Unbiased, Strategic, and Transparent. It’s not about passing or failing — it’s about giving you the insight you need to make confident decisions.
The best time to ask questions is during the inspection itself — we want you there so we can address concerns in real time. At the end, we sit down for a summary session to review key findings and make sure everything is clear. Should you have more questions in the days, weeks, or even months after, you can call or email anytime and we’ll be here to support you.
We know timing is critical when you’re making a decision about a home. At the end of the inspection, we leave 15–30 minutes to discuss top-level findings on-site. The full report — including photos, video, and detailed notes — is completed within 24 hours. Your full report and payment balance will be emailed to you for download.
East Gwillimbury includes a mix of long-owned rural homes, modern suburban developments, and upgraded properties spread across multiple growing communities. With a range of building ages, renovation histories, and property types—many with larger lots or unique layouts—a detailed inspection is crucial for understanding structural condition, moisture concerns, insulation continuity, roofing performance, and the overall state of key systems. Homes can differ widely in update history and maintenance, making a thorough assessment particularly important in this area.
Invest Inspections provides a premium, diagnostic-focused inspection process customized for East Gwillimbury’s diverse home types—combining thermal imaging, advanced roof-inspection methods, including aerial imaging when conditions allow, and high-resolution photo documentation to offer clear, actionable insight. Whether you’re purchasing in a growing subdivision or preparing to list a home in a more established or rural setting, our approach ensures you have the clarity and confidence you need.
East Gwillimbury’s housing landscape ranges from rural properties with unique layouts to newer developments with modern designs. With such variety, a professional inspection helps you determine how the home is functioning at the time of purchase, giving you a clearer sense of its overall condition and major systems. This insight is crucial when comparing properties that may have vastly different histories, upgrades, or long-term upkeep. Our reporting is designed to present clear findings in a practical, easy-to-understand format to support your decision-making.
If you’re preparing to sell a home in East Gwillimbury, a pre-listing inspection can help streamline the process and reduce uncertainty for everyone involved. Understanding the condition of the home ahead of time allows you to address maintenance items proactively, support an accurate listing price, and offer buyers a clearer understanding of the property. Many sellers find this approach reduces negotiation stress and keeps the transaction more predictable.
Invest Inspections delivers a diagnostic-focused assessment suited to East Gwillimbury’s mix of older homes and newer developments. With thermal imaging, advanced roof-inspection methods — including drone imaging when conditions allow — and high-resolution documentation, sellers receive a comprehensive overview they can rely on throughout the listing process.
Invest Inspections delivers a premium, full-scope home inspection using advanced tools and clear, modern reporting. Every inspection includes thermal imaging, high-resolution photos, and integrated video to give you a clear understanding of the home’s condition at the time of the visit. We’re open seven days a week, offer simple online booking, and price every inspection by the actual area reviewed — not by add-ons or upsells.
Your report is digital, organized, and easy to navigate, with the key findings highlighted so you can move forward with confidence. Whether you’re buying or selling, our process is designed to be straightforward, transparent, and built around the level of clarity serious decisions require.
East Gwillimbury’s blend of rural properties, estate homes, and newer subdivisions means inspection findings vary widely. Items that may be observed include:
These items are not specific to East Gwillimbury; they depend on home age, maintenance, and access conditions.
📞 Reach us at 705‑934-0769 | 416- 201-2295 | 7 days a week from 8AM–8PM
We respond promptly, but may be unavailable during inspections. Expect a call-back shortly after we finish on site.
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As a certified drone pilot holding an Advanced License, I am authorized to operate heavier drones equipped with professional-grade cameras and sensors. This aerial technology captures high-resolution video and photography of roofing materials, flashings, and penetrations — making it possible to inspect areas that may be unsafe or inaccessible due to rain, ice, steep pitch, or fragile surfaces. The result is a more comprehensive view of critical components.
As a Level 1 Certified Thermographer, I use professional infrared equipment on every inspection to reveal conditions not visible to the naked eye. Surface temperature patterns help identify water intrusion, moisture penetration, insulation gaps, and air leakage. Findings are confirmed with advanced moisture detection tools, providing a higher level of diagnostic insight.
It takes time to compose a quality report and deliver the most meaningful information. Twenty-four hours allows us time to capture and organize every critical detail. The result is a polished document, prepared with care, giving clients insights when they need it most. —BUILT FOR CLAIRITY. DELIVERED WITH INTEGRITY
There’s a difference between a picture and a photograph. a sharp, well-composed image makes the difference between guessing what your looking at and understanding. Each photo highlights what matters and where it’s located, giving clients clarity and confidence when navigating their report.–
Video turns the inspection report into more than just words on a page — it lets clients see critical details for themselves. Short, focused clips highlight findings in real time, making the report easier to understand, more engaging to review, and far more useful when making decisions about the home.
The exterior inspection includes cladding, windows, doors, drainage, stairs, and railings. Inside, walls, ceilings, floors, and finishes are inspected, with insulation observed where accessible. Together, these observations show how the home is performing at the time of inspection and how it protects occupants from the elements.
Heating, cooling, and ventilation equipment are inspected. Each unit is operated with standard controls to observe function, while visible ducting, piping, and registers are checked for condition and performance at the time of inspection. Operation of certain equipment is dependent on seasonal conditions and may not be tested outside of safe temperature ranges.
From the roof rafters and trusses down to the foundation, every accessible structural member is carefully inspected. This includes framing, beams, joists, posts, and visible connections — ensuring your home’s skeleton is sound, safe, and built to last.
Service panels, breakers, visible wiring, and accessible receptacles are inspected. Accessible receptacles are tested using professional analyzers to verify correct wiring and GFCI devices. Thermal imaging is applied to detect overheating at connections. Lights and switches, are checked for function at the time of inspection.
From supply lines and distribution manifolds to drains, waste, and venting, all visible plumbing components are inspected. This includes piping, fixtures, and accessible connections — observed for condition, evidence of leakage, and functional flow at the time of inspection
