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Locality: Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta

Phone: +1 780-992-9240



Address: Services Available In: T8L 4E4 Fort Saskatchewan, AB, Canada

Website: www.homeinspectionedmontonnorth.com/

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AmeriSpec Inspection Services of Edmonton S.W. 05.05.2021

When buying a new house, it’s not unusual to feel pressured to sign a contract before a pre-purchase home inspection has taken place. If you’ve found a house you love that you don’t want to miss your opportunity on, you can always add a clause to the contract that states the sale is contingent upon a satisfactory structural inspection. You will have to specify when the inspection is to be carried out, but in the case of significant issues being found, you’ll be able to back out of the sale without facing any penalties. However, it’s important to note that the defects in the home must be pretty significant in order to walk away from the sale altogether. #realestatetips

AmeriSpec Inspection Services of Edmonton S.W. 23.04.2021

There isn't a museum or hall of fame for electrical workmanship, but this well organized electric panel sure ranks up there as a work of art! This photo comes from AmeriSpec Inspection Services of Niagara, David Furry. #homeinspection

AmeriSpec Inspection Services of Edmonton S.W. 12.04.2021

Whether you're a seasoned or rookie cottage homeowner, properly opening and closing your property is something mightily important. Not only does proper maintenance extend the lifespan of your vacation home, it keeps your family healthy and safe. With cottage season fast approaching, check out our ultimate guide to opening your cottage for summer. From checking window screens post-winter to switching on the power again, this guide is your gateway to a summer jam-packed with fun-filled memories. #cottagelife

AmeriSpec Inspection Services of Edmonton S.W. 09.04.2021

Spring has long been associated with fresh starts and fresh thinking. If you've decided you want to renovate or finish a basement this season, good for you. However, don't get carried away without assessing a basement for leaks first. Our inspectors are familiar with leaky basement warning signs that include cracks, dampness and wall discolouration. Did you know, according to Health Canada, 38% of Canadian homes had indications of excessive dampness or mold? Find out more about leaky basements, and the potential pitfalls of renovating them uninspected, here. #springcleaning #renovation