Focus on the unit
Review visible finishes, fixtures, electrical devices, plumbing and installed equipment within scope.
Condo Inspection
Understand the unit—and
its boundaries.
A focused review of visible and accessible components within a condominium unit, with clear distinction between unit responsibilities and common elements requiring document or specialist review.
What this service means
Information with
decision context.
A condo inspection concentrates on systems and components accessible within the unit. Building envelope, shared mechanical systems and common elements may be outside the unit inspection and require review through status documents, property management or appropriate professionals.
The inspection is not a pass-or-fail verdict. It documents material observations, explains why they may matter and identifies reasonable follow-up within the agreed scope.
How it helps
Built around the
customer’s decision.
Recognize responsibility boundaries
Distinguish unit observations from concerns that may involve the condominium corporation.
Test normal operation
Operate accessible components using normal controls where safe and appropriate.
Guide document questions
Identify observations that may justify questions about shared systems, maintenance or prior leakage.
What we look at
A system-by-system
professional review.
Where present, visible and accessible, relevant components are considered within the inspection agreement and applicable standards of practice.
Interior and openings
Walls, ceilings, floors, windows, doors, balconies where included and visible finishes.
Plumbing fixtures
Accessible supply, drainage, fixtures and visible leakage indicators.
Electrical components
Accessible panel and representative devices within the unit.
Heating and cooling
Unit equipment and normal controls where accessible and within scope.
Built-in appliances
Basic operation using normal controls; full performance testing is not included.
Professional context
What knowledgeable
reporting adds.
A useful observation connects the visible condition to its possible implication and an appropriate next step. It avoids false certainty, distinguishes maintenance from material concern and recommends specialist assessment where required.
- Status-certificate and legal review remain separate from the physical inspection.
- Common elements may not be accessible or included.
- Intermittent leakage and concealed conditions may not be observable.
Conditions can be concealed, intermittent or inaccessible. The inspection is not a warranty, code-compliance review, environmental assessment, engineering analysis or prediction of future performance.
Request the right scope
Tell us about
the property.
We will confirm the appropriate service, scope, availability and pricing before the appointment is booked.
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