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Who needs a home inspection?All home buyers. One essential step in the home buying process is an inspection by a qualified professional, RHI. (Registered Home Inspector). A sound home inspection provides you with the information necessary to make an educated home purchase decision, increasing your understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of the home.
New construction. Inspections by Gibson provides a new home service. We will provide advice prior to the contract and four separate inspections during construction, including the P.D.I. We have found that working with the client and builder during construction keeps the builder informed on final inspection defects. It is hard to keep track of the forty plus different sub-trades on a large survey. With the eyes of an RHI, you may head off a lot of potential problems. Final Inspection For New Buildings. The new purchaser is left with little time to inspect for deficiencies and is not usually instructed as to the locations of gas, water and electrical shut -offs. The furnace is another major component that should be explained in detail. With the inspection report, defects are independently recorded. If you must go to the TARION Warranty Corporation you have it on record. Phone (519)-648-3963 Fax (519)-648-3964 Toll Free 1-800-692-7068 Web: http://www.inspectgib.com E-Mail: alden@inspectgib.com
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Home Owners. Do you need unbiased information about major repairs or
improvements to your home? Do you have a maintenance schedule for
your home that tells you what you should be doing in the spring,
fall, and annually? Do you think your home is maintenance free? A
sound home inspection can provide these answers.
Pre-Lease. If you plan to lease you will want to know the condition of
the property. Both at the beginning and end of the lease. The
inspection provides you with a written report for short term
repairs on commercial or residential properties. Who will be
responsible for those costs?
