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Home Inspections

All inspections are visual non-invasive based inspections and are designed to highlight problem areas, safety, and maintenance concerns within the home.

Post-sale Inspections for Real Estate Purchase

In a typical real estate purchasing scenario, the homeowner won’t allow the inspection to take place until after they’ve accepted the offer. We strongly encourage buyers to have a property inspected before purchasing it. That’s the best way to learn about the true condition of the property.

Pre-sale Inspections Before Real Estate Listings

The purpose of the pre-purchase inspection is to uncover existing faults and identify potential problems. This is the most commonly used property inspection requested by buyers purchasing existing property. For a seller, a pre-sale inspection enables you to solicit clean bids—offers from sellers that have little or no conditions, as all factors are known and presented to all interested parties.

Tenant Move In / Move Out Inspections

To begin with, your rental home, condo community, or apartment complex is made up of a lot more than just individual apartments and there is a lot more you should be looking for than chipped paint or carpet stains. A traditional move-in / move-out inspection only looks at the surface when deeper problems could be lurking underneath. Without an expert home inspector, you could be missing serious issues that could threaten the safety of your residents (not to mention cost you thousands of dollars in repairs).

Rather than waiting for a serious issue to arise while the home or apartment is occupied, you can gain valuable information on what needs to be repaired at the perfect time. Take care of the maintenance and upgrades while the home is unoccupied so it will be spruced up and ready for the next family.

Use a professional home inspector for your move-in/move-out inspections and get the whole picture on your building’s condition.

Maintenance Inspections

A thorough home inspection every 5 years is crucial to good home maintenance, regardless of age. In short, routine annual home inspections help prevent major issues from developing in the first place. And yes, even new construction homes need yearly inspections.

Insurance Inspections

Home inspections can impact insurance. If the home inspection finds several issues with the home, such as out-of-date plumbing, wiring or old oil tanks, the home could cost you more to insure. Older homes with out-of-date components can present greater risks to an insurer. Some insurance companies may require you to replace certain items within a specified time period to provide you with coverage.

Professionals are trained to focus on loss prevention. They help locate liabilities and safety concerns inside and outside of a house. Working with a qualified inspector can assess any areas that need to be updated or repaired. They can see what is currently wrong and what could go wrong in the future.

Aging-in-place Inspection

The purpose of an aging-in-place inspection is to identify hazards or defects in a home that may pose a risk to older adults. Some of the most significant issues are trip, slip, and fall hazards.

Home inspections are crucial for older adults because even if you think your home is well-maintained, contractors may take shortcuts. A home inspector won’t, and they’ll give you advice about how you can make your home more accessible.

About Our Services

All inspections are visual noninvasive based inspections and are designed to highlight problem areas and safety and maintenance concerns within the home.

The digital reports are provided with every inspection including summary, description of internal and external components of the house with digital photos, drone and infrared imaging where applicable.

Pricing

Under 1000 square foot within 1 hour distance of Crossfield $350.00 plus gst.

1000-2000 square foot home within 1 hour distance of Crossfield $399.00 plus gst.

Maintenance, insurance inspections and senior homeowner inspections will be quoted per inspection.

About Us

Jerome Home Inspection is located in the small town of Crossfield, Alberta and will be servicing the north end of Calgary and the MD’s of Rockyview and Mountainview with all towns and rural properties included. I have lived on a rural property and have had experience with water systems and septic systems.

Jerome Home inspection was created in 2020 and is operated by Brian Hays. Brian has lived in the Crossfield community for over 40 years and has been involved in Community Minor Hockey, curling league, and 4h clubs.

I operated a successful glass and detailing business in the town of Crossfield for over 25 years and supported multiple charities and organizations over the years.

He is graduate of SAIT in the Home Inspection Course, graduate of the Carson Dunlop School of Home Inspection, and a member of Alberta Professional Home Inspectors Society.

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Proudly located in Crossfield, Alberta and serving the surrounding communities.
Jerome Home Inspection will travel from Red Deer to North Calgary. Providing service to Crossfield and the Md’s of Rockyview and Mountainview. Also serving all towns and rural properties in that area.

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Feel free to contact Kingwest Construction for a quotation or for information about your next landscaping, excavation or construction project.

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