Terry Griffiths

Why it’s a GOOD IDEA to have a New Home Warranty Construction Inspection. The Inspector: Finds, on average, over 60 90 + outstanding issues and defects with each new home, excluding cosmetic defects in drywall, trim and paint;... Takes about 6 hours to complete your inspection; nearly twice as long as most home inspectors; Professionally trained and certified home Inspector who is an Associate Member of CanNACHI, Canadian National Association of Certified Home Inspectors; Identifies PROBLEMS and CONDITIONS, makes RECOMMENDATIONS and provides WARNINGS; Checks over 500 items in your new home; Checks for defects in work and materials such as items that are broken, damaged, missing andinstalled incorrectly at the time of occupancy (non-cosmetic); Checks for Building Code violations including health & safety violations that are potential hazards to your family; Checks for defects in electrical, plumbing, heating & cooling systems, roofing, Insulation & ventilation; Checks for defects in the exterior cladding; Checks for major defects such as foundation issues. Homeowners will receive a detailed, on-the spot, independent HOMESTAR INSPECTION INC report, outlining outstanding observable concerns that will help to ensure that defects, damages and omissions are corrected at the builder’s expense. Pictures taken by the home inspector will be downloaded to your email address on the same day as the inspection. These pictures can be inserted into your warranty report.Call today to schedule your New Home Inspection by a professionally trained and certified home inspector. For more information please visit the HomeStar Inspections Inc. website at: www.homestarinspections.ca