A Buyer's Choice Home Inspections West Edmonton with Glen Enskat

Yikes! Definitely not a good fix.

Finding a contractor you can trust to complete your home renovation projects in a professional manner, within a reasonable timeframe and at a fair price can seem daunting, but it’s well worth putting in some upfront research time to get it right. Check out our blog for five key tips to keep in mind when you’re in the market to hire a contractor to tackle your home improvements big or small. https://hubs.ly/H0DBBDj0

Insulation is a material in your home that you likely spend precious little time thinking about. Then along comes sub zero (or sweltering) weather, a three-digit utility bill or chilly drafts and you start thinking about it a lot! Check out these tips on how to properly insulate your home. https://hubs.ly/H0D4vwb0

Haha! We couldn’t resist You have to look out for those serious leaks.

Concerned about radon levels in your home? A radon test is an inexpensive and simple way to bring you peace of mind for both an existing home and a prospective purchase. An invisible and odourless radioactive gas that’s released from the ground thanks to radium (which comes from uranium), radon build-up can occur in any home, regardless of age or how well it’s maintained. https://hubs.ly/H0D4tQW0

Who knew that streaming our latest shows and music would lose entertainment value? But, after months of intensive screen time, you’re undoubtedly craving other forms of entertainment that won’t break the bank and will be health friendly too. Here are a few fun, frugal and safe ideas. https://hubs.ly/H0yS9wt0

In celebration that we’re well into sweater weather, who agrees with us here?! LOL

Lest we forget. Thank you to all the brave men and women who have fought, and continue to fight, for our rights and freedom.

Radon is an invisible radioactive gas produced by the breakdown of uranium in the ground and it’s the number one cause of lung cancer for non-smokers. It’s found in every home in Canada, but testing is the only way to truly know if a home has dangerous levels. As Canadians continue to spend more time at home, now, more than ever, it’s important to test your home for radon. People confined to their homes during the pandemic could be exposed to high radon levels. https://hubs.ly/H0yS8g_0

Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours!

While we’re not typically alarmists in our inspection reports, this just went too far. We had to speak up so this homebuyer knew what kind of person owned this home before they bought it LOL

EEK! That awkward moment you realize the homeowner’s image is on the shower curtain LOL

Fire damage and loss of life can be devastating to your family and livelihood. The theme for Fire Prevention Week 2020 on October 4th-10th is focused on the kitchen one area of your home that’s most at risk for a fire to break out. Check out our latest blog for fire prevention and safety tips to help protect your loved ones and property from disaster. https://hubs.ly/H0xx5WD0

You’re thinking about becoming a homeowner and you likely have lots of questions about the homebuying process from the overarching ‘How do I buy a home?’ to specific queries around financing, home type and location. Check out these 10 steps to buying a home. https://hubs.ly/H0xc31h0

DOH! Time to disassemble this kitchen and begin again!

And just like that fall is upon us. If your current home or the house you’re looking to purchase is completely or partially heated with wood, it’s in your best interest to have all wood-burning appliances inspected by a Wood Energy Technical Transfer (WETT) specialist. A WETT Inspection will ensure that your system is correctly installed and operating properly, and that it poses no threat to your home and family. Your inspector will also advise you on how to best maintain your system to ensure your family remains safe year after year. https://hubs.ly/H0x6qXZ0

Our homes are a source of pride, and with more time spent at home lately, it’s a perfect opportunity to give our abodes some long overdue TLC. Maintaining or investing in curb appeal is about more than aesthetics it’s also a financially sound thing to do. https://hubs.ly/H0vM1zx0

You know you’re in trouble when you’re not sure which professional to call in! But, the key here is professional.

When booking your home inspection, chances are, you’re focused on three main questions: 1) How much will it cost?; 2) How long will it take?; and 3) What will the inspector be checking? While it’s important to know what to expect, it’s even more beneficial to ask the right follow-up questions after the inspection to ensure you have the most up-to-date information about the home you’re buying or selling. https://hubs.ly/H0wMhxf0

With more people staying home these days, pet adoption is at an all-time high. Here’s how to prep your home for a new pet. https://hubs.ly/H0vM4rX0

Well, why not?! Apple has thought of everything else LOL

Did you know Our Warranty and Client Protection Program guards against surprises that show up after you take possession of your new home? We all know that it’s possible for sellers to hide certain deficiencies with their property by cleaning or staging in order to not have to disclose all issues. While full disclosure is required, key information is often not shared between the seller and their real estate professional. https://hubs.ly/H0vM4r70